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UCREFRP Catalog Number
7047
Author
Tyus, H. M. and C. A. Karp.
Title
Habitat Use and Streamflow Needs of Rare and Endangered Fishes in the Green River, Utah
USFW Year
1991.
USFW - Doc Type
Final Report.
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LIST OF FIGURES <br />Figure 1. Map of study area. <br />Figure 2. Mainstream barriers and their impacts in the Colorado River basin. <br />(Bars=location of barrier, dotting=downstream impact, shaded <br />areas=impoundments due to project completion). <br />Figure 3. Average annual hydrograph for the Green and Yampa rivers. Upper <br />figure for 1951-62; lower figure for 1967-88. USGS flow records: <br />Jensen=Green River at Jensen, Utah; Greendale=Green River below Flaming <br />Gorge Dam; Yampa=Yampa River at mouth. <br />Figure 4. Relation between average discharge, temperature, and initiation of <br />spawning migration for Colorado squawfish to Green River spawning grounds. <br />Solid vertical lines= average dates first and last radio-tagged fish moved <br />to spawning grounds; dashed vertical line= average date all radio-tagged <br />fish exhibited migratory movements; n= total number of radio-tagged fish. <br />Figure 5. Migration of radio-tagged Colorado squawfish (--), collections of <br />ripe fish (~), and dates of estimated egg deposition (- -), Green River, <br />1981-1988. (Q)= presence of radio-tagged fish on spawning grounds. <br />Figure 6. Relation between discharge and spawning of Colorado squawfish, <br />Green River, 1981-1988. Solid vertical bars delineate total spawning <br />period, dashed vertical bars delineate optimal spawning period. <br />Figure 7. Relation between discharge and spawning of humpback chub, Yampa <br />River, 1987-1989. Vertical bars delineate spawning period. <br />Figure 8. Relation between discharge and spawning of razorback sucker, Green <br />River, 1987-1989. Q= discharge, T= temperature. Vertical bars delineate <br />spawning period. <br />Figure 9. Conceptual relation between Green River annual distribution <br />hydrograph (USGS records; Jensen, Utah) and timing of life history events <br />of Colorado squawfish(CS), razorback sucker(RZ), and humpback chub (HB). <br />Spring= March 21-June 21; Summer= June 22-September 22; Autumn= September <br />23-December 21; Winter= December 22-March 20. M= migration, s= spawning, N= <br />nursery, W= winter. <br />45 <br />
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