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UCREFRP Catalog Number
7086
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Indexed, Annotated Bibliography of the Endangered and Threatened Fishes of the Upper Colorado River System.
USFW Year
1977.
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Denver, Co.
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in the southwest, along a proposed railroad <br />route. <br />154. Gloss, S., V. Starostka, C. Thomson, and A. <br />Regenthal. 1970. Glen Canyon Reservoir: <br />post impoundment investigations, 1969- <br />1970. Utah Fish and Game, Salt Lake City. <br />Progress Report No. 7. <br />This report describes the fishery investigations <br />in Lake Powell for the specified years, Most <br />fishes were collected by gill nets. The paper <br />mentions catching bonytail chubs, flannelmouth <br />suckers, and Colorado squawfish in limited <br />numbers. <br />155. Goettl, J. P. <br />study of <br />milling <br />streams, <br />Denver. <br />1. <br />1971. Water pollution studies; <br />the effects of mineral mining and <br />operations on high mountain <br />Colorado Division of Wildlife, <br />Federal Aid Project F-33-R-6/Job <br />Areas near Creede, Lake City, Silverton, and <br />Climax, Colorado were investigated to determine <br />effects of hard rock mining and milling on <br />water quality, fish, and invertebrates. Water <br />quality was determined to be similar to 1969 <br />data, and zinc was the most abundant toxic <br />metal found. High levels of lead, zinc, and <br />copper were found in aquatic insects. Data <br />were also presented on accumulation differentials <br />by insect order for various metals. Waters <br />studied were Willow Creek, Rio Grande River, <br />and Animas River (Creede area); Henson Creek <br />and Lake Fork of the Gunnison River (Lake City <br />area); Animas River and Cunningham Gulch (Silver- <br />ton area); and Ten Mile Creek and North Fort <br />Ten Mile Creek (Climax area). <br />156. Goettl, J. P., and J. W, Edde. In Press. Fish <br />distribution in Piceance Creek, Colorado <br />and potential impacts from oil shale <br />development. Tn: EPA-WQO Research Grant <br />No. 803950, Natural Resources Ecology <br />Laboratory, Colorado State University, <br />Fort Collins, and Fisheries Bioassay <br />Laboratory, Montana State University, <br />Bozeman. <br />SPORT FISH. <br />ENDANG. FISH <br />SURVEY <br />LAKE POWELL <br />1, 3 <br />INVERTEBRATES <br />POLLUTION <br />WATER QUAL, <br />TOXICANT <br />MINING <br />FISH <br />ANIMAS R. <br />GUNNTSON R. <br />DISTRIBUTION <br />POPULATION <br />DATA <br />FISH <br />VEGETATION <br />WATER DIV. <br />67 <br />
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