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locale, spawning observations, and collections <br />are presented. Temperature and time date were <br />taken. <br />124. Drummond, R. A., and L. G. Colborn. 1965. S~AyTN~~G <br />Ecological study of cutthroat trout in LIFE HISTORY <br />Trapper's Lake, Colorado: evaluation of ENDANG. FISH <br />cutthroat trout reproduction in the Trapper's TEMPERATURE <br />Lake inlets. Colorado Division of Wildlife, FLOW <br />Denver. Federal Aid Project F-108-R- MOVEMENTS <br />04/Job 08. 81 pp. TRAPPER'S LAKE <br />5 <br />Objectives of this study were to study reproduc- <br />tion of cutthroat trout Salmo clarki lewisi and- <br />s. c. pleuriticus in the inlets of Trapper's <br />Lake, Garfield County. Data relating to migra- <br />tion patterns of mature cutthroat were recorded, <br />and infomation concerning stream flows, water <br />temperatures, and water levels in relation to <br />migration patterns is given. <br />125. Drummond, R. A. 1966. Reproduction and harvest <br />of cutthroat trout at Trapper's Lake, <br />Colorado. Colorado Division of Wildlife, <br />Denver. Special Report No. 10. 26 pp. <br />Studies of natural reproduction, as related to <br />selected influential environmental factors, and <br />fisherman harvest of cutthroat trout were made <br />during 1960-65 at Trapper's Lake, Colorado. <br />Spawner escapement, year-class abundance, creel <br />census are discussed in detail. <br />SPA6JNING <br />CREEL CENSUS <br />AGE AND GROWTH <br />SPORT FISH. <br />ENDANG. FISH <br />MANAGEMENT <br />TRAPPER'S LAKE <br />5 <br />126. Ecology Consultants, Inc. 1973. Second annual ENVIRON. STUDY <br />report on environmental studies in the FISH <br />vicinity of Hayden Station. Technical MOVEMENTS <br />Report No. 43. 211 pp. FLOW <br />YAMPA R . <br />This report contains the results of investiga- <br />tions of ecosystems in the vicinity of Hayden <br />Station. The objectives of the study were to <br />determine the present status of major species <br />of plants and animals that by their numbers, <br />biomass, or biological activities dominate the <br />communities of which they are a part. <br />57 <br />