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LIST OF FIGURES <br />Figure <br />Page <br />1. Frequency of use of simple and complex channel types <br />by adult Colorado squawfish .................... 8 <br />2. Relative catch-per-effort for three introduced minnow <br />species in the 18-mile reach of the Colorado River <br />near Grand Junction, Colorado, 1986-1989 ....................... 14 <br />3. Plot of geometric-mean catch-per-effort (C/E) versus <br />maximum-annual discharge for post-larval Colorado <br />squawfish collected during October, Colorado River, <br />1982-1988 ...................................................... 15 <br />4. Peak flows (mean flow on the highest flow day of the <br />year) and catch rates of Colorado squawfish larvae <br />and young-of-the-year (YOY) in the 18-mile reach <br />(Gunnison confluence to Loma) of the upper Colorado <br />River, 1986-1989 ............................................... 19 <br />5. Correlations of peak flow and catch rates of larval <br />and young-of-the-year Colorado squawfish in the <br />18-mile reach (Gunnison confluence to Loma) of the <br />upper Colorado River, 1986-1989 ................................ 20 <br />6. Recent and historic spring flows in the upper Colorado <br />River at the top of the 15-mile reach (15) and near <br />the Colorado/Utah State line (STLN), and in the Gunnison <br />River (GU) near Grand Junction (including Redlands <br />power canal) ................................................... 29 <br />7. Recent and historic frequencies of peak flows (highest <br /> flow day of the year) of various magnitudes .................... 30 <br />8. Time series of peak flows in the upper Colorado River <br /> at the top of the 15-mile reach and at the Colorado/Utah <br /> State line, 1897-1989 .......................................... 31 <br />9. Recent and historic mean monthly flows in the Colorado <br /> River at the top of the 15-mile reach and in the <br /> Gunnison River near Grand Junction, Colorado ................... 32 <br />10. Mean monthly discharge at USGS gaging stations on three <br /> upper Colorado River basin rivers .............................. 36 <br />11. Change in mean peak flow (highest flow day of the year) <br /> for three upper Colorado River basin rivers .................... 37 <br />12. Razorback sucker captures from the Colorado River <br /> between Loma and Palisade, Colorado (RM 152.8-185.1), <br /> 1974-1990 ...................................................... 38 <br />vii <br />