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UCREFRP Catalog Number
9699
Author
Brunson, R.E., and K.D. Christopherson.
Title
Larval razorback sucker and bonytail survival and growth in the presence of nonnative fish in the Baeser floodplain wetland of the middle Green River.
USFW Year
2005.
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Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, Vernal, Utah.
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than 1% red shiners. Nonnative species composition was relatively consistent among <br />enclosures, with the exception of significantly higher (Student's t, P < 0.01) composition <br />of YOY black bullhead (16.9%) in and enclosure stocked at a density of 4,000 larvae/acre <br />(Table 4). A total of 4,943 black bullhead, 113,907 carp, 23,178 fathead minnow, 2,557 <br />green sunfish and a combined total of 1,380 for red shiner and sand shiner were collected <br />from the enclosures over the four sample periods. <br />Table 4. Numbers and percent composition by biomass of nonnative fish species <br />collected in each experimental enclosure in the Baeser floodplain wetland, <br />Green River (RM 273), 2003. <br />Enclosure Black Carp Fathead Green Shiners <br />bullhead (sub-adult) minnow sunfish <br /> <br />lA 68 0.9 5,429 73.3 1,635 22.1 226 3.1 51 0.7 <br />1B 24 0.4 2,863 52.8 2,417 44.5 90 1.7 33 0.6 <br />2A 86 1.8 3,423 71.3 1,021 21.3 236 4.9 36 0.7 <br />2B 56 1.2 2,836 63.0 1,505 33.4 69 1.5 36 0.8 <br />3A 723 4.4 13,010 79.3 1,947 11.9 427 2.6 305 1.9 <br />3B 3,043 16.9 13,431 74.5 1,291 7.2 32 0.2 234 1.3 <br />4A 169 1.5 7,765 70.5 2,617 23.7 276 2.5 194 1.8 <br />4B 245 1.5 12,246 76.1 2,766 17.2 606 3.8 237 1.5 <br />SA 71 0.4 16,987 87.8 2,169 11.2 60 0.3 66 0.3 <br />SB 202 1.5 11,899 87.5 1,237 9.1 97 0.7 159 1.2 <br />6A 205 1.1 16,435 87.7 1,747 9.3 354 1.9 0 0 <br />6B 51 0.5 7,583 71.7 2,826 26.7 84 0.8 29 0.3 <br />Average 2.68 74.63 19.8 2 0.93 <br />Total 4,943 113,907 23;178 2,557 1,380 <br />Razorback Sucker Survival and Growth <br />In 2003, depletion of razorback sucker in the enclosures was achieved by <br />sampling each enclosure using three fyke nets set over four nights. All enclosures showed <br />sufficient depletion to allow an abundance estimate with 95% confidence intervals using <br />linear regression (Table 5 and Figure 1). Estimated survival of larval razorback sucker <br />10 <br />
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