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<br />Contents (concluded) <br /> <br />Figures (concluded) <br /> <br />Page <br /> <br />8. Changes in current density and power density relative to voltage gradient in water with a conductivity <br /> <br />of500 JlS/cm ................................................................................................................................................... 15 <br /> <br />9. Hypothetical two-dimensional diagrams of heterogeneous electric fields around and between <br /> <br />electrodes....................................................................................................................................................... 17 <br /> <br />10. Distortion of homogenous electric fields around fish in water that is less conductive (top) and more <br /> <br />conductive (bottom) than the fish .................................................................................................................. 19 <br /> <br />11. Major intensity-dependent electrofishing response zones ............................................................................ 24 <br /> <br />12. Power-density-transfer curve......................................................................................................................... 25 <br /> <br />13. Power-density-transfer curves fitted to peak-power-density threshold data for twitch, taxis (attraction), <br />and narcosis (stun) in 6- to 9-cm-TL goldfish (Carassius auratus) subjected to homogeneous fields <br /> <br />of DC ..... ...................... ........................................... ........................................................................................ 25 <br /> <br />14. Peak-voltage-gradient-threshold curves for narcosis (stun) of6- to 9-cm-TL goldfish (Carassius <br />auratus) in homogeneous fields of DC; 50-Hz, square-wave PDC with duty cycles of50%, 25%, and <br /> <br />10%; and 60-Hz sinusoidal AC ....................................................................................................................... '29 <br /> <br />15. Peak-power-density-threshold curves for narcosis (stun) of 6- to 9-cm- TL goldfish (Carassius auratus) <br />in homogeneous fields of DC; 50-Hz, square-wave PDC with duty cycles of50%, 25%, and 10%; and <br /> <br />60-Hz sinusoidal AC ......................................................... ..... ......................................................................... 30 <br /> <br />16. Dorsal- (top) and lateral-view (bottom) X-rays of a rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) revealing <br />spinal misalignment and fractured vertebrae caused by electrofishing ......................................................... 48 <br /> <br />17. Necropsy fillets of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) revealing hemorrhages and associated tissue <br />and vertebral damage caused by electrofishing, top showing multiple injuries ............................................. 49 <br /> <br />18. Fractured vertebrae from a rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) caused by electrofishing........................ 50 <br /> <br />19. X-rays of a natural spinal anomaly (A), an old spinal injury (B), and a recent electrofishing-caused spinal <br />injury (C) in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) ....................................................................................... 54 <br /> <br />Appendices <br /> <br />A. Scientific names and families of fishes referenced by common name in this report ...................................... 127 <br />B. Compendium of reported electro fishing mortalities and injuries by fish species and electrical current .......129 <br /> <br />VII <br />