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UCREFRP Catalog Number
7388
Author
Ohmart, R. D., B. W. Anderson and W. C. Hunter.
Title
Ecology of the Lower Colorado River from Davis Dam to the Mexico-United States International Boundary
USFW Year
1988.
USFW - Doc Type
A Community Profile.
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Number Fb" <br />16 Honey mesquite habitat being cleared for agriculture .............. 18 <br />17 All American Canal originating at Imperial Dam delivers water <br /> to the Imperial and Coachella Valleys ........................... 19 <br />18 A-ha-Quin Trailer Park north of Blythe, CA ........................ 19 <br />19A View of mature cottonwood-willow habitat in 1894, from the <br /> U.S.-Mexico International Boundary Monument 207, facing <br /> southeast ....................................................... 22 <br />19B Same area as in (A) in 1976 ................... ,.............. ...... 22 <br />19C View of-mature cottonwood-willow habitat in 1979 near the Bill <br /> Williams Delta with Lake Havasu, AZ...., ......................... 23 <br />19D Same stand as in (C) after 2 years of flooding .................... 23 <br />20A Five months after burning of a saltcedar-honey mesquite habitat at <br /> Cibola National Wildlife Refuge............................ ...... 25 <br />20B Two years after a burn with vigorous growth evident for saltcedar, <br /> but not for native trees ........................................ 25 <br />21 Vegetation, mostly saltcedar and honey mesquite, flooded during <br /> 1983 ................ , .... ..... ........... ........... ........... 27 <br />22A Three species of southwestern big-river fish that were once <br /> abundant in the lower Colorado River ...................•••••••••• 27 <br />22B Colorado squawfish (Ptychochellius lucius) is extirpated from the <br /> Colorado River below Glen Canyon Dam ............................ 28 <br />22C Razorback sucker'(Xyrauchen texanus) still can be found at Lake <br /> Mohave and a few other localities in the Lower Colorado River, <br /> but natural recruitment is virtually unknown .................... 28 <br />23 Yellow-billed cuckoo (Coco zu_s americanus) with katydid in a <br /> Goodding willow.... .............................................. 28 <br />24 Yuma clapper rail is the only bird species on the Federal <br /> endangered species list with the center of its distribution on <br /> the lower Colorado River .................••••••••••••••••••••••• 29 <br />25 Patterns of monthly discharge of the lower Colorado River <br /> mainstream at various points between Davis Dam and the U.S.- <br /> Mexico Boundary, 1974 through 1976 .............................. 36 <br />26 Monthly salinity levels below Lake Powell ......................... 37 <br />IX
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