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LIST OF FIGURES <br />Pa e <br />Figure 1. Example of probability crizer~a used 3 <br /> in the IFG incremental method. <br />Figure 2. Example of a probability curve constructed 10 <br /> from the frequency distribution in Table 3. <br />Figure 3. Example of a probability-curve constructed 12 <br /> using range-and-optimum analysis. <br />Figure 4. Example of a probability curve constructed 13 <br /> using parameter overlap analysis. Type A <br /> optimum, B and C used, and D not used. <br />Figure 5. Cumulative percentage of median particle 17 <br /> sizes in brown trout redds (Reiser and <br /> Wesche 1977)_. <br />Figure 6. Outline .grid method for determining flow 24 <br /> criteria for species which occur in large <br /> groups. <br />Figure 7. Example of a depth contour map used in the 26 <br /> mapping method of criteria development, with <br /> depths in feet. <br />Figure 8. Species location and abundance map for 27 <br /> area in Figure 7. <br />Figure 9. Computer conceptualization of simulated stream 31 <br /> reach. Hydraulic parameter of depth, velocity, <br /> and substrate for each major transect sub- <br /> division assigned to area of subdivision block. <br />Figure 10. Probability of use curves for adult small- 33 <br /> mouth bass. <br />Figure 11. Weighted usable area versus median (1 in 36 <br /> 2 year frequency) monthly flows. <br />Figure 12. Discharge incremental approach to assessing 37 <br /> habitat values of different streamflows in <br /> two streams, for juvenile smallmouth bass. <br />viii <br />