8188

• UCREFRP Catalog Number: 8188
• Author: Muth, R. T., et al.
• Title: Flow and Temperature Recommendations for Endangered Fishes in the Green River Downstream of Flaming Forge Dam.
• USFW Year: 2000.
• USFW - Doc Type: \
• Copyright Material: NO

Final Report

2-5

September 2000

Table 2.1.-Studies included in the Flaming Gorge Flow Recommendations Investigation.

Movement and Habitat Use of Channel Catfish and Common Carp in the Upper Green River and Yampa River.
(project #5d)

Temperature Effects on Survival of Razorback Sucker, Flannelmouth Sucker, and Bluehead Sucker Embryos and
Survival and Growth of Fry. (Project #5e)

Early Biology Studies-Investigations of Effects of Flow, Temperature, and Other Environmental Variables on
the Early Biology of Selected Fishes in the Green River System. (project #12-9)

An Evaluation ofFish Predation on Invertebrates in Backwater Habitats in the Green River. (Project #12-10)

An Evaluation of Mark and Recapture Methods for Use in Determining Colorado Squawfish Recruitment.
(Project #18-4)

Nonnative Fish Management. (Project #18-8)

Synthesis of Winter Movement and Habitat of Adult Colorado Squawfish and Razorback Sucker in the Green
River below Flaming Gorge Dam. (Project #18-11)

Analysis of Past Collections for Young Humpback Chub and Razorback Sucker. (Project #15)

Annual Assessment of Colorado Squawfish Reproduction and Larval Abundance in the Lower Yampa River,
Colorado, and Green River, Utah. (Project #32)

Assessment of Colorado Squawfish Nursery Habitat in the Green River. (project #33)

Annual Assessment of Spawning Success, Larval Distribution, and Habitat Selection of Mainstem Razorback
Sucker. (Project #34)

Flow Effects on Overwinter Survival of YOY Colorado Squawfish in the Green River. (Project #35)

Growth of Young Colorado Squawfish as Related to Adult Recruitment. (Project #35)

Effects of Winter and Spring Flows on Movements, Dispersal, and Survival of Young Colorado Squawfish.
(Project #36)

Quantification of the Role of Flaming Gorge Dam, in Relation to Other Driving Mechanisms, in Causing Changes
in Aquatic Habitat Availability in the Green River. (Project #37)

Investigations Into Potential Razorback Sucker and Colorado Squawfish Spawning in the Lower Green River.
(Project #38)

Reproduction and Recruitment of Gila Sp. and Colorado Squawfish in the Middle Green River. (Project #39)

Evaluation of Restoration Potential of the Green River Upstream of the Yampa River. (Project #40)

Effects of Flow Regulation and Ice Off on Overwinter Nursery Habitat of Age-O Colorado Squawfish in the Green
River below Flaming Gorge Dam. (Project #41)

Availability of Habitat Characteristics and Use of Spring Habitats for Colorado Squawfish and Razorback Sucker
in the Green River. (Project #49)