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<br />timing of larval drift in the Upper Colorado River. It is not only the
<br />temperature at the time of hatching that appears critical, but also the
<br />temperature duri ng spawni ng, and egg development. A second pul se of
<br />drifting larvae at the Pal isade Site in 1984 suggests that the spawning
<br />event for that yeaf was split in two by a ShOft period of unfavorable water
<br />temperature.
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