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<br />Anonymous. 1904. The aportsfolio. Field and
<br />Farm. August 20:8.
<br />Description of record trout caught at Wagon
<br />Wheel Gap.
<br />FISHERY--Sport, POPULAR, RIO GRANDE RIVER
<br />DRAINAGE
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<br />Archer, D. L., H. M. Tyus, L. R. Kaeding,
<br />C. W. McAda, and B. D. Burdick. 1984.
<br />Colorado River fishes monitoring project;
<br />Second annual report. U. S. Fish and Wildl.
<br />Serv. Salt Lake City. 32pp.
<br />This paper describes study objectives for the
<br />endangered fishes of the Colorado River. The
<br />distribution and movement of Colorado squaw-
<br />fiah (Ptychocheilua lucius) to and from spawn-
<br />ing sites were studied through the use of
<br />radiotelemetry. Collections of larval and
<br />young-of-the-year (YOY) aquawfiah were made to
<br />evaluate spawning success and survival, and
<br />identify nursery areas. A study was also con-
<br />ducted in a section of the Green River in Utah
<br />to evaluate the effects of altered flows from
<br />the Flaming Gorge Dam on survival and rearing
<br />of YOY squawfiah.
<br />ABUNDANCE, ALTERATION, COLORADO RIVER DRAINAGE,
<br />DISTRIBUTION, ENDANGERED, HABITAT, MIGRATION,
<br />MOVEMENT, RECRUITMENT, REPRODUCTION,
<br />STREAM FLOW, WATER QUALITY--Physical
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<br />Armantrout, N. B. 1978. Endangered fish of
<br />the Colorado. Our Public Lands 28(2):8-10.
<br />A popular account of the factors that have led
<br />to the decline of the endemac fishes of the
<br />Colorado River system.
<br />ALTERATION, COLORADO RIVER DRAINAGE,
<br />ENDANGERED, HI;~TORY, POPULAR
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<br />Babcock, W. H. 1967. The lake trout or
<br />mackinaw in Colorado. Colo. Dep. Game, Fiah
<br />and Parka Outdoor Facts, Fish. Inform. Leafl.
<br />No. 2. 2pp.
<br />A general descriptive article concerning
<br />Salvelinus namaycush. Lakes with self-
<br />suataining populations (as of 1967) are given.
<br />AGE/GROWTH, DESCRIPTION, DISTRIBUTION,
<br />FISHERY--Sport, FOOD, HISTORICAL,
<br />MANAGEMENT, NATURAL HISTORY, POPULAR
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<br />Babcock, W. H. 1968. Cutthroat trout investi-
<br />gations. Colo. Dep. Game, Fiah sad Parks
<br />Fed. Aid Proj. F-18-R-7, Job 16, Job. Prog.
<br />Rep. 15pp.
<br />The data presented in this report are from the
<br />first year of a 2-year study to determine the
<br />influence of a 10-inch minimum size limit on
<br />the harvest and population structure of the
<br />Trappers Lake cutthroat trout (Salmo clarki
<br />atomise) fishery.
<br />AGE/GROWTH, COLORADO RIVER DRAINAGE,
<br />ENDANGERED, FISHERY-Sport, MIGRATION,
<br />STREAM FLOW
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<br />Babcock. W. H. 1971. Effect of a size limit
<br />regulation on the trout fishery in Trappers
<br />Lake, Colorado. Trans. Am. Fish. Soc.
<br />100:50-54.
<br />These study results indicate little effect of
<br />a size limit on the cutthroat trout (Salmo
<br />clarki atomise) population of Trappers Lake.
<br />COLORADO RIVER DRAINAGE, ENDANGERED,
<br />FISHERY--Sport, MANAGEMENT
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<br />Babcock. W. H. 1982. Tenmile Creek---a study
<br />of stream relocation. Colo. Div. Wildl.
<br />Spec. Rep. 52. 22pp.
<br />An analysis of a high-altitude stream in
<br />Summit County following the relocation of 3
<br />stream miles during the construction of Inter-
<br />state Highway 70. A pre- and postconstruction
<br />analysis of brook (Salvelinus fontinalis) and
<br />brown trout (Salmo trutta populations, along
<br />with channel morphometry, is given.
<br />ABUNDANCE, ALTERATION, FISHERY-Sport, HABITAT,
<br />INVERTEBRATES--Benthos, INVENTORY, PLATTE
<br />RIVER DRAINAGE, PRODUCTION, STREAM FLOW, WATER
<br />QUALITY--Chemical, Physical
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<br />Baily, C., and R. Alberti. 1952. Trout stream
<br />studies. Lower Yampa River and tributaries
<br />study. Colo. Dep. Game and Fish Fed. Aid.
<br />Proj. F-3-R-1, Work Plan I, Jobs 1, 3, Job
<br />Compl. Rep. Pp. 154-159, 166-177.
<br />A survey of the Yampa River (Moffat Co.).
<br />Includes description and/or analysis of
<br />habitat and water quality.
<br />ABUNDANCE, COLORADO RIVER DRAINAGE,
<br />DISTRIBUTION, ENDANGERED, INVENTORY,
<br />INVERTEBRATES--Benthos
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