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UCREFRP Catalog Number
9432
Author
Modde, T. and M. Fuller.
Title
Feasibility of Channel Catfish Reduction in the Lower Yampa River.
USFW Year
2002.
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Vernal.
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Table I.1. Ratio method used to compare the number of the most common native <br />fishes (bluehead sucker, flannelmouth sucker, and roundtail chub) <br />collected in the fish trap of the Redlands passageway during high- <br />use vs. low-use periods, 1996-2000. <br />Year: 1996 <br />Dates <br />No. of Days <br />Total No. of Fish <br />Ratio (High/Low Use) <br />Year: 1997 <br />Dates <br />No. of Days <br />Total No. of Fish <br />Ratio (High/Low Use) <br />Year: 1998 <br />Dates <br />No. of Days <br />Total No. of Fish <br />Ratio (High/Low Use) <br />Year: 1999 <br />Dates <br />No. of Days <br />Total No. of Fish <br />Ratio (High/Low Use) <br />Year: 2000 <br />Dates <br />No. of Days <br />Total No. of Fish <br />Ratio (High/Low Use) <br />High-Use Period Low-Use Period <br />6/24-7/31 8/ 1-10/25 <br />38 86 <br />5,630 2,245 <br />2.51 <br />4/ 1-7/31 8/ 1-10/24 <br />122 85 <br />9,156 2,549 <br />3.59 <br />4/ 1-6/30 7/31-10/27 <br />90 89 <br />4,878 1,096 <br />4.45 <br />5/ 1-7/ 2 7/31-10/ 8 <br />93 70 <br />5,228 918 <br />5.69 <br />4/ 1-5/31 8/ 1-10/25 <br />61 86 <br />4,026 551 <br />7.31 <br />I-1
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