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?- fv.. r' <br />1- . <br />Table 2. Biological Summary of Rare Colorado River Fish (continued) <br />Item "tell Chub <br />Gila ele ans <br />Status/Distribution Numbers are extremely Endangered; Former range has been *xteemely reduced; <br />See Figure 3 for summary of distribution and <br />identification of sensitive areas. <br />Green River <br />n-67 <br />Age and Growth I 55 <br />(TL in sm) 11 100 <br />III 158 <br />IV 258 <br />V 322 <br />VI 355 <br />VII 373 <br />Maximum Size 457 mm <br />Maximum Age 7 years <br />Reproduction <br />Size/Age 426 = TL; Unknown <br />Fecundity hatchery; age II; n-24; average 4.677 (17.280/lb.) <br />hatchery; age III; n-ll; average 16.464 (23.940/lb.) <br />maximum 50.096 for wild fish <br />Spawning Period late Juee <br />Temperature at Spawning 18 - 20 C <br />Streamflow at Spawning Descending Hydrograph <br />Mater velocity unknown <br />Food Habits Feeds primarily on insects; observed feeding on terrestrial <br />insects floating on the surface in the Green River. <br />Habitat <br />Young - Collected from quiet backwaters. <br />Adults - Runs or glides with moderate current with a shifting <br />sand bottom; observed in about 1 meter of water in the <br />Green River during the late summer when feeding on <br />floating terrestrial insects. <br />Movement Movements of this fish have not been studied. <br />23