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UCREFRP Catalog Number
6032
Author
Maddux, H., et al.
Title
Effects of Varied Flow Regimes on Aquatic Resources of Glen and Grand Canyons
USFW Year
1987.
USFW - Doc Type
Final Report.
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LIST OF TABLES <br />TABLE NO. <br />PAGE NO. <br />2.1. Description of sampling sites by reach, river mile, <br />and distance from Glen Canyon Dam.*.*.* ..... * ...... 9 .... 16 <br />3.1. Instrumentation utilized for water chemistry analyses <br />by Bureau of Reclamation water quality <br />laboratory ..............................................19 <br />3.2. Frequency (days) of mean and coefficient of variation <br />of daily discharge categories at Lee's Ferry USGS <br />gauging station on the Colorado River during the <br />period April 1, 1984 - May 30, 1986. L=low; <br />I=intermediate; H=high..................................22 <br />3.3. Discharge measurements (cfs) of selected'Colorado <br />River tributaries in Glen and Grand canyons during <br />1984-1986 ...............................................26 <br />3.4. Mean, standard deviation, and coefficient of variation <br />of temperature, dissolved oxygen, pH and conductivity <br />samples in Colorado River mainstem and tributaries, <br />1984-86 .................................................29 <br />3.5. Ammonia, (NH3-N), nitrate-nitrite(NO3-NO2-N), soluble <br />reactive phosphate (SRP-P) and total phosphate <br />concentrations (TP-P) by Colorado River reach and selected <br />tributaries in Glen and Grand canyons during 1984-86. <br />Concentrations as N and P in ug/L. Ammonia and SRP samples <br />below the level of detection (<5 kg/L) were given values <br />of 2 ug/L for statistical calculations** ... .... .....38 <br />-iii-
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