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<br />nIlf\~4"d1.ffeten. t.lQcatlonsl36 in~ the niain'~etlf'ofi:ne=r1T(
<br />~f"irI"e8or8ide canyons.
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<br />" ~>"'~~~.ch.location. date, t~, habita.t type' (current, riffle, pool, bat
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<br />Wfdt!i~"'d8Pth, velocity, turbidity, and temperature (air and wated.' ThE
<br />'.' .Ohem1caLda.tausu-.Uy includ$d measurements' of pH, dissolved 0~geIlpc~rl
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<br />"'0 . ~;.!I}.~llle~".factor&.three apeQ!al'samplinq Projects on'.'Gn
<br />n...t~!ta~l!5~l'orr~WeHconducted in which water s8lIlples were
<br />~~y~~,;~.py ~1 four hour in;tarvale; over a P8,;tod .of 24t
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<br />lmTHUOO AND PRCCEDURES
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<br />:".-t';::;~~~_~aT\_s~tl!t~i::ul'~t the QJ:"C!fWdown the. river wasaccompllshethhy means
<br />.~'::~"'i;l~i,foot altiminumbarge:provlded by theUtah'State Department of Fish a
<br />~; a.~ a part of the ove~all expedition. It carried part of the supp
<br />and equipment, as well all the personnel. durinq the expedition.
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<br />MIo Smith acted as crew leader and assumed primary responsibilityf
<br />the equipment and records and 'usually collected the physical-chemical da
<br />The collection and preservation of the specimens was handled primarily b
<br />Musser and.Smith, but all" three cooperated in all phases of the ope ratio'
<br />Theover-all control of travel down the river was determined by the proq
<br />of the ex:pedi tion. Wi thin this limitation, samples were taken as time p
<br />mitted. .
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<br />The equipment and reagents used in 'chemical analysis of the water,
<br />add! tion to some of the other equipment necessary for the survey, were IDi
<br />available by the Department of ZOOlogy, University of Utah.
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