8045

• UCREFRP Catalog Number: 8045
• Author: Pacey, C. A. and P. C. Marsh.
• Title: Resource Use by Native and Non-Native Fishes of the Lower Colorado River
• USFW Year: 1998.
• USFW - Doc Type: Literature Review, Summary, and Assessment of Relative Roles of Biotic and Abiotic Factors in Management of an Imperiled Indigenous Ichthyofauna-Final Report.
• Copyright Material: NO

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LIST OF TEXT TABLES
Table 1. Physical characteristics of lakes Mead, Mohave and Havasu on the lower
Colorado River, Arizona-California-Nevada (Minckley 1978, Paulson et al. 1980,
WPRS 1980a, Roline and Lieberman 1985).
Table 2. Percentage of aquatic macrohabitats in Parker I and II sub-divisions of the
lower Colorado River, 1983-1986 (Hiebert and Grabowski 1985, 1987; see also
Minckley 1979)
Table 3A. Native fishes of the main stream lower Colorado River. Scientific and
vernacular names generally follow current usage (Robins et al. 1991).
Table 3B. Non-native (introduced) fishes of the main stream lower Colorado River
(some species of hypothetical occurrence [Minckley 1978], and others stocked but not
established are not included). Scientific and vernacular names generally follow current
usage (Robins et al. 1991).
Table 4. Literature review summary of field and laboratory studies: Observed, selected
and/or preferred daily and seasonal habitats of larval fishes represented in the lower
Colorado River, AZ. This table does not include information from literature review
summary of larval feeding habitat. See numerically corresponding table in
REFERENCES USED for fish codes and citation sources.
Table 5. Literature review summary of field and laboratory studies: Observed, selected
and/or preferred daily and seasonal habitats of juvenile fishes represented in the lower
Colorado River, AZ. This table does not include information from literature review
summary of juvenile feeding habitat. See numerically corresponding table in
REFERENCES USED for fish codes and citation sources.
Table 6. Literature review summary of field and laboratory studies: Observed, selected
and/or preferred daily and seasonal habitats of adult fishes represented in the lower
Colorado River, AZ. This table does not include information from literature review
summary of adult feeding or spawning habitats. See numerically corresponding table
in REFERENCES USED for fish codes and citation sources.
Table 7. Literature review summary of field and laboratory studies: Observed, selected
and/or preferred water temperatures (C) of larval fishes represented in the lower
Colorado River, AZ. The tabular symbols denote the following: "X" refers to a single
temperature; repeated X's refer to temperature range; "G" or "G" refer to habitat
temperature "greater than" or "greater than or equal to" this temperature, respectively;
"L" or "L" refer to "less than" or "less than or equal to" this temperature, respectively.
See numerically corresponding table in REFERENCES USED for fish codes and
citation sources.