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UCREFRP Catalog Number
7083
Author
Ferriole, S.
Title
Wildlife Resource Information System
USFW Year
1988.
USFW - Doc Type
Humpback Chub Mapping Criteria for the Colorado, Dolores, Gunnison, Green, White, and Yampa Rivers.
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r <br />Suspected humpback chubs in the Green River are not <br />concentrated in relatively short river reaches to the dc,gree thai <br />humpback chubs are in other Habitats; instead they are sparsely <br />distributed in a longer river reach that Lears little resemblance to <br />areas like Westwater and Black Rocks (M. Moretti, UDWR; pers. <br />comm.). <br />Movement and.Migration <br />Humpback chubs rarely leave restricted habitats in the Upper <br />Colorado River (Valdez and Nilson 1982, Archer et al. 1985). <br />Humpback chubs radiotagged in Black Rocks moved as far as i3.ti km <br />(8.1 mi) downstrea,u, and .«uc:i shorter distances upstream; but most <br />remained within Black Rocks of the area (Archer et al. 1985). Three <br />_ humpback chubs that were tagged in Westwater Canyon were recaptured <br />about 23.5 km (14 mi.) upstream in Black Rocks (Valdez and Clemmer <br />1982, Archer et al. 1985). <br />Movement patterns of humpback chubs in the Grand Canyon differ - <br />from those at Black Rocks. Adults use main channel habitats in the <br />Colorado River that are far away from presumed spawning habitats in <br />the Little Colorado River (Kaeding and Zimmerman 1983). Adults <br />moved as much as 17 km (10.2 mi), probably to access suitable <br />spawning sites . <br />8 <br />
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