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9 <br />LIST OF FIGURES <br />Figure <br />Paae <br />11. Species composition before and after completion <br />(December 1984) of Taylor Draw Dam and Kenney Reservoir, <br />at various sample sites below, through, and above the <br />dam site, White River, Colorado and Utah, 1974-1990 ..... 21 <br />APPENDIX <br />Table Page <br />Al. Habitat types, codes, and description adapted from the <br />Upper Colorado River Basin Database ..................... 38 <br />A2. Substrate criteria and codes used in the Upper Colorado <br />River Basin Database .................................... 39 <br />A3. Cover codes used by the Upper Colorado River Basin <br />Database ................................................ 39 <br />B1. Individual migration direction, distance and number of <br />days traveled, and length (mm) and weight (g) of wild <br />adult Colorado squawfish tagged with Carlin or PIT tags <br />. in the White, Green, and Yampa rivers, Colorado and <br />Utah, 1992-1994 ......................................... 40 <br />B2. Migration direction, distance and number of days <br />traveled by wild adult Colorado squawfish in the White, <br />Green, and Yampa rivers, Colorado and Utah, 1992-1994 ... 41 <br />Cl. Mark and recapture history of wild adult Colorado <br />squawfish, White River, Colorado and Utah, 1992-1993 .... 45 <br />D1. Catch per unit effort by river kilometer for all species <br />and Colorado squawfish, White River, Colorado and Utah <br />1992-1993 ................................................ 47 <br />0 <br />El. Length (mm) statistics for Colorado squawfish, White <br />River, Colorado and Utah, 1977-1993 ...................... 48 <br />E2. Weight (g) statistics for Colorado squawfish, White <br />. River, Colorado and Utah, 1977-1993 ...................... 48 <br />F1. Seasonal micro-habitat used by wild adult Colorado <br />squawfish, Green, Yampa, and White rivers, Colorado and <br />Utah, 1992-1993 .......................................... 49 <br />r <br />v <br />a