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UCREFRP Catalog Number
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Author
Trammell, M. and T. Chart.
Title
Aspinall Studies
USFW Year
1999.
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Annual Assessment of Colorado Pikeminnow Larval Production in the Colorado River, Utah 1992-1996 \
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LIST OF FIGURES (continued) <br />Figure 7. Correlation of peak discharge with average monthly flows May-September ... 40 <br />Figure 8. Relationship of hydrograph and the onset of Colorado pikeminnow spawning, <br />Colorado River, 1992-1996 ......................................... 41 <br />Figure 9. Relationship of river temperatures and the onset of Colorado pikeminnow <br />spawning, Colorado River, 1992-1996 ................................ 42 <br />Figure 10. Relationship of average June flow with dates of the onset of Colorado <br />pikeminnow spawning, and date the Colorado River reached 18°C, from 1992- <br />1996 ...........................................................43 <br />Figure 11. Catch rates (#/1000 m3) of Colorado pikeminnow (CPM), other Natives, non- <br />native cyprinids (NNC), and all fish combined, collected in drift samples at <br />Westwater and Moab, Colorado River, 1992-1996 .......................44 <br />Figure 12. Correlation of larval Colorado pikeminnow transport abundance and fall <br />juvenile abundance, Colorado River, 1992-1996 .........................45 <br />Figure 13. Average total length of Colorado pikeminnow in summer, fall and spring, 1992- <br />1997, and overwinter survival as a function of total length in the fall ........ 46 <br />Figure 14. Relationship of peak flows with summer and fall habitat availability and non- <br />native cyprinid (NNC) abundance, lower Colorado River, 1992-1996........47 <br />vi <br />
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