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<br />Baily, C., and R. Alberti. 1952. Trout
<br />stream studies: Lower Yampa River and
<br />tributaries study. Fish population
<br />inventory. Colo. Dep. Game and Fiah Fed.
<br />Aid Prof. F-3-R-1, WP I, Job 2, Job Compl.
<br />Rep. Pp. 160-165.
<br />The purpose of this study was to inventory the
<br />distribution and abundance of fish in the
<br />Yampa River from Hayden to its confluence with
<br />the Green River. "Game" fish were not abun-
<br />dant. Colorado squawfiah (Ptychocheilua
<br />lucius) noted as "common" between Hayden and
<br />Green River, Utah.
<br />ABUNDANCE, COLORADO RIVER DRAINAGE,
<br />DISTRIBUTION, ENDANGERED, INVENTORY,
<br />MANAGEMENT,
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<br />Baird, S. 1878. Distribution of fish by U.S.
<br />Fish Commission. U.S. Commission of Fiah
<br />and Fisheries, Report of the Commissioner for
<br />1875-1876. Part 4.
<br />Thin annual report contains tables detailing
<br />distribution of fish to the states. Current
<br />topics and developments of various U.S.
<br />fisheries are discussed in the teat.
<br />CULTURE, DISTRIBUTION, FISHERY--Sport,
<br />MANAGEMENT, PLATTE RIVER DRAINAGE
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<br />Baird, S. 1883. Distribution of fish by U.S.
<br />Fish Commission. U.S. Commission of Fiah
<br />and Fisheries, Report of the Commissioner
<br />for 1880. Part 8.
<br />This annual report contains tables detailing
<br />distribution of fish to the states. Current
<br />topics and developments of U.S. fisheries are
<br />discussed in the test.
<br />CULTURE, DISTRIBUTION, FISHERY---Sport,
<br />MANAGEMENT, PLATTE RIVER DRAINAGE
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<br />Banks, J. L. 1964. Fish species distribu-
<br />tion is Dinosaur National Monument during
<br />1961 and 1962. M.S. Thesis. Colo. State
<br />Univ., Ft. Collins. 96pp.
<br />This study investigates the composition and
<br />distribution of the fish fauna in Dinosaur
<br />National Monument prior to the closing of the
<br />Flaming Gorge Dam, November 1962. The effects
<br />of water flow, turbidity, temperature, bottom
<br />type, food, and rotenone oa species distribu-
<br />tion were analyzed.
<br />ABUNDANCE, ALTERATION, COLORADO RIVER DRAIN-
<br />AGE, DISTRIBUTION, ENDANGERED, FOOD, STREAM
<br />FLOW, WATER QUALITY--Chemical, Physical
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<br />Barnhart, R. A. 1957. Chemical factors
<br />affecting the survival of game fish is a
<br />western Colorado reservoir. M.S. Thesis.
<br />Colo. State Univ., Ft. Collins. 114pp.
<br />A study of fish mortality in Sweitzer Lake.
<br />Investigates biological and chemical charac-
<br />teriatica of the lake including levels of
<br />arsenic, selenium, uranium, zinc, and chemical
<br />and tissue analyses of plants, invertebrates,
<br />and fish. The possibility of tonicity through
<br />bioaccumulation is discussed.
<br />ABUNDANCE, COLORADO RIVER DRAINAGE, FISHERY--
<br />Sport, INVERTEBRATES--Benthos, Plankton,
<br />ETHNOLOGY, MANAGEMENT, TORICANTS, WATER
<br />QUALITY-Chemical, Physical
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<br />Barrows, P. T. 1956. Forest Lake marked fish
<br />studies. Colo. Dep. Game and Fish. 35pp.
<br />A study of Forest Lake, Grand Mesa. The study
<br />consisted of five phases: creel census, food
<br />habits, age and growth of trout, a limnologi-
<br />cal survey, and a physical survey of the lake.
<br />A stocking program of 2-inch rainbow (Salmo
<br />gairdneri) and brook trout (Salvelinus
<br />fontinalis) was recommended.
<br />ABUNDANCE, AGE/GROWTH, COLORADO RIVER DRAINAGE,
<br />FISHERY--Sport, FOOD, LIMNOLOGY, MANAGEMENT,
<br />WATER QUALITY-Chemical, Physical
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<br />Barrows, P. T. 1962. The relationship of
<br />creel-size and two-inch plants of trout is
<br />Big Eggleston and Island lakes, Grand Mesa,
<br />Colorado, 1953-1958. Colo. Dep. Game and
<br />Fish Tech. Bull. 13. 75pp.
<br />A study to determine whether a 2-inch stocking
<br />program would adequately maintain a fishery in
<br />Big Eggleston and Island lakes, Grand Mesa.
<br />Creel census and marked fish returns were
<br />analyzed. Age/growth, food habits, and limao-
<br />logical characteristics of the lakes were also
<br />investigated.
<br />ABUNDANCE, AGE/GROWTH, COLORADO RIVER DRAINAGE,
<br />CREEL CENSUS, FISHERY-Sport, FOOD,
<br />INVERTEBRATES--Benthos, Plankton, LIMNOLOGY,
<br />MANAGEMENT, WATER QUALITY-Chemical, Physical
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