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UCREFRP Catalog Number
8270
Author
Hayse, J. W., S. F. Daly, A. Tuthill, R. A. Valdez, B. Cowdell and G. Burton.
Title
Effect of Daily Fluctuations from Flaming Gorge Dam on Ice Processes in the Green River.
USFW Year
2000.
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ANL/EA/RP-102041,
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appreciable effect on ice processes downstream of the Jensen Bridge (RM 300). This suggests <br />that daily fluctuations from hydropower generation at Flaming Gorge Dam do not appreciably <br />affect main channel ice formation and breakup in portions of the Green River containing the <br />primary nursery areas for Colorado pikeminnow and used by overwintering adult Colorado <br />pikeminnow and razorback suckers. While Flaming Gorge Dam is unlikely to be responsible for <br />changes in ice conditions encountered by Colorado pikeminnow and razorback suckers in main <br />channel habitats, we advise caution in reaching the conclusion that unrestricted wintertime dam <br />operations will not detrimentally affect age-0 Colorado pikeminnow. Backwater habitats used as <br />nursery habitats by age-0 fish are susceptible to inundation and desiccation because they are <br />shallow and are formed behind low-lying sand berms that may be overtopped at higher flows. <br />The degree to which young endangered fish use these habitats during winter is not known and <br />additional investigations during winter are recommended in order to better understand the full <br />array of conditions faced by fish during their first year of life. <br />-26-
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