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UCREFRP Catalog Number
9524
Author
Kitcheyan, C. D. and e. al.
Title
Evaluation of the Effects of Stage Fluctuations on Overwinter Survival and Movement of Young Colorado Pikeminnow in the Green River, Utah, 1999-2002.
USFW Year
2004.
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Denver.
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Table 1. Study objectives for Flaming Gorge Dam winter flow fluctuations on overwinter survival of <br />voune-of-vear Colorado Dikeminnow. <br />Objectives: Overwinter Survival and Movement of Young-of-Year Colorado Addressed in:' <br />Pikeminnow Component <br />Determine if overwinter survival of age-0 Colorado pikeminnow was affected by A <br />winter operations of Flaming Gorge Dam. <br />Determine if backwater habitats are physically affected by fluctuating releases from A <br />Flaming Gorge Dam during winter. <br />Determine if winter movements are related to fluctuating releases from Flaming A <br />Gorge Dam. <br />Evaluate the assumptions of overwinter survival estimates and specifically determine A <br />how Colorado pikeminnow movements affect these estimates <br />Evaluate alternative methods for collecting age-0 Colorado pikeminnow in A <br />backwater, embayments, eddy, and main-channel shoreline habitats during the <br />winter. <br />Objectives: Movement Rates under Simulated Winter Conditions Component <br />Describe the realistic range of spontaneous movement rates (activity) of age-0 B <br />Colorado pikeminnow in simulated winter conditions. <br />Objectives: Bioenergetics Model Component <br />Construct a bioenergetics model that describes energetics of age-0 Colorado C <br />pikeminnow in winter conditions. <br />Evaluate the potential for overwinter survival of age-0 Colorado pikeminnow to be C <br />influenced by changes in fish activity. <br />' Reports are referenced as follows: A - Kitcheyan and Haines 2004; B - Plampin and Beyers 2004; and C - Beyers <br />and Plampin 2004. <br />METHODS <br />Overwinter Survival and Movement of Young-of-Year Colorado Pikeminnow <br />Abundance Estimates and Overwinter Survival <br />Each year abundance estimates were conducted in autumn and again in spring using capture- <br />recapture methods (Haines and Modde 1996; Haines et al. 1998). Abundance estimates for autumn and <br />spring were computed using the computer program CAPTURE (White et al 1982). Our original study <br />plan called for three sampling passes between Bonanza Bridge and Ouray Bridge, a 40-mile reach. <br />Vi
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