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89.. Carter, J. R., and A. R. Green. 1963. Floods WATER QUAN. <br />in Wyoming, magnitude and frequency, HYDROLOGY <br />U. S. Geological Survey Circular No. 478. FLOW <br />27 pp. GREEN R. <br />Methods are described in this report for esti- <br />mating the magnitude of a flood of any frequency <br />between 1.1 and 50 years for any site, gaged or <br />ungaged, on most unregulated streams in Wyoming, <br />within the limits of basin size for which <br />records have been collected. Flood-frequency <br />relations are not defined for a large part of <br />the headwaters of the North Platte River in <br />southcentral Wyoming, due to the paucity of <br />streamflow data. .Curves are presented showing <br />the ratio of floods of selected frequencies to <br />the mean annual flood used as an index. A <br />separate ratio curve is shown for the main stem <br />of the Green River. The ratio to mean annual <br />flood varies with mean basin altitude for a <br />small part of Snake River basin along the <br />westcentral border of the state. <br />90. Chamberlain, F. M. 1904. Notes on fishes SURVEY <br />collected in Arizona, 1904. Unpublished FISH <br />report, U. S. National Museum, Washington, DISTRIBUTION <br />DC. 70 pp. (mimeo) SPECIES LIST <br />COLORADO R. <br />A log of activities along the Colorado and its <br />tributaries in Arizona in 1904. Includes a <br />list of fish collected by Chamberlain that were <br />later identified by Robert Rush Miller. (Wydoski) <br />91. Chamberlain, T. K. 1946. Fishes, particularly <br />the suckers, Catostomidae, of the Colorado <br />River drainage and of the Arkansas River <br />drainage, in relation to the Gunnison- <br />Arkansas transmountain diversion. Unpublished <br />manuscript. U. S. Fish and Wildlife <br />Service, College Station, Texas. 8 pp. <br />This paper discusses the potential of introducing <br />suckers into proposed reservoirs and their <br />impact on trout. The various trout introductions <br />into the Gunnison River that originally contained <br />only Colorado River cutthroat trout, Salmo <br />clarki pleuriticus are also discussed. The <br />article states that "the white salmon of the <br />Colorado," Ptychocheilus lucius were rare in <br />ABUNDANCE <br />ENDANG. FISH <br />MANAGEMENT <br />COMPETIT~aN <br />GUNNISON R. <br />3, 4, 5 <br />45 <br />