8107

• UCREFRP Catalog Number: 8107
• Author: Rosenthal, T., ed.
• Title: FWS/OBS series annotated bibliography
• USFW Year: 1985.
• USFW - Doc Type: Complete listing and subject index.
• Copyright Material: NO

FWS/OBS-76/20.8. THE CLEAN AIR ACT: ITS RELATION TO FISH AND WILDLIFE
RESOURCES. M. Avery and R. K. Schreiber. 1979. 14 pp.

Federal air quality legislation is reviewed, with special emphasis on the
1977 Amendments to the Clean Air Act, particularly those aspects concern-
ing fish and wildlife resources. Participation by fish and wildlife
biologists in the implementation of the 1977 Amendments is discussed, and
future research needs are identified.

FWS/OBS-76/20.9. COOLING WATER INTAKE SCREENING DEVICES USED TO REDUCE
ENTRAINMENT AND IMPINGEMENT. E. S. Fritz. 1980. 21 pp.

Cooling water intake screening devices are identified and described. For
each device, the location, limitations or restrictions, evidence for
reducing entrainment and impingement, and major unresolved problems are
also discussed.

FWS/OBS-76/21. PRELIMINARY REPORT: GRAVEL REMOVAL STUDIES IN SELECTED ARCTIC
AND SUBARCTIC STREAMS IN ALASKA. Woodward-Clyde Consultants. 1976.
127 pp.

An eva 1 uat i on of the effects of gravel remova 1 in streams. Gui de 1 i nes
are included to help resource managers formulate recommendations to
minimize environmental impact from operations involving the removal of
gravel from streams and floodplains. (See also FWS/OBS-80/08 and 80/09.)

FWS/OBS-76/22. IMPACT OF MOSQUITO CONTROL PRACTICES: A BIBLIOGRAPHY. Gulf
South Research Institute. 1977. 97 pp.

An annotated bibliography with sections on insecticide studies and
environmental controls.

FWS/OBS-76/23. GREAT lAKES FISH EGG AND lARVAE IDENTIFICATION. John Boreman,
ed. 1976. 220 pp.

The proceedi ngs of a workshop held Apri 1 19-21, 1976, in Ann Arbor,
Michigan, to (1) assess the state-of-the-art of Great lakes fish egg and
larvae identification and (2) develop a strategy for future taxonomic
work in the Great lakes region. Included with the proceedings are an
annotated bibliography, a fish species list for each of the Great lakes,
and a list of family characteristics of the fish larvae.

FWS/OBS-76/24. EFFECTS OF STREAM CHANNELIZATION ON FISH POPULATIONS IN THE
BUENA VISTA MARSH, PORTAGE COUNTY, WISCONSIN. Michael R. Headrick.
1976. 38 pp.

This study was part of an investigation of channelization impacts on
fi shery, aquatic invertebrate, and wil dl ife resources in the central
Wisconsin sand plain. Recently dredged ditches were investigated to
determine immediate effects; old ditches were investigated to determine
how well fish populations had recovered 52-62 years after dredging.

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