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Miller, A. S. and W. A. Hubert.
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Compendium of Existing Knowledge for Use in Making Habitat Management Recommendations for the Upper Colorado River Basin.
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1990.
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23 <br />Vanicek and Kramer (1969), Tyus and McAda (1984), Haynes et al. <br />(1984 1985), and Haynes and Muth (1984, 1985a, b) have also reported • <br />Colorado squawfish spawning to occur when flows are declining toward <br />baseflow. <br />Holden and Selby (1978), Seethaler (1978, 1980), and Lamarra et al. <br />(1985) provide additional information on spawning cues. <br />o Flow spikes may be an important spawning cue for Colorado squawfish. <br />Nesler et al. (1988) reported a correlation between estimated Colorado <br />squawfish spawning and the first major flow spike occurring near base <br />flow. Due to the few years (4) of data available and possible sampling <br />differences among years, they recommended further study before <br />definitive conclusions are drawn about the relationship of flow spikes to • <br />Colorado squawfish spawning. <br />o Surface and/or groundwater inflows may be important to Colorado squawfish <br />homing behavior. <br />Tyus and Karp (1989) reported possible orientation of Colorado <br />squawfish to groundwater inflow from specific lithologic units with <br />potentially unique physiochemical properties. Homing to surface waters <br />from flooded lands, also possessing unique physiochemical properties <br />was also hypothesized. They reported a need to protect such ground <br />and surface water flows to ensure continued homing potential for the <br />species. <br />0
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