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166 UTAH ACADEMY PROCEEDINGS, VOL. 45, PART 1, 1968
<br />Flaming Gorge Dam continues to operate, new extremes in flow, `.
<br />temperature, and perhaps in some aspects of water chemistry can
<br />be expected. As a result, the invertebrate community, particularly
<br />that in the first 20 km below the dam, may never stabilize and will
<br />continually be in stages of succession as varying conditions favor
<br />some groups then others.
<br />ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
<br />This research work was under the direction of the Utah
<br />Cooperative Fishery Unit, which is a cooperative program of
<br />the Utah State Division of Fish and Game, Utah State University,
<br />and the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife. Investigations car-
<br />ried on in 1964-65 were under the financial sponsorship of the
<br />Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, and that portion carried
<br />on in 1967 by National Science Foundation Grant No. GB-5515.
<br />Personnel of the U. S. National Park Service at Dinosaur National
<br />Monument, the U. S. Geological Survey at Salt Lake City, the
<br />Bureau of Reclamation at Flaming Gorge Dam, the U. S. Forest
<br />Service at Dutch John, Utah, and the Utah State Division of
<br />Fish and Game willingly supplied information and assistance in
<br />many ways. Dr. George F. Edmunds reviewed the manuscript.
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