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test the effectiveness to eliminate LMB (70 mm mean TL) survival at a pressure of
approximately 50 psi.
For trial 1, one LMB (72 mm) was found alive in the entrainment nets after sleeve valve passage
but had no balance and was on its side and was motionless and died at 72 hrs after sleeve valve
passage.
For trials 2 through 8, no LMB were found alive immediately after sleeve valve passage.
For trial 9, one LMB (69 mm) was found alive in the
but had no balance and was on its side and was moti(
at 96 hrs after sleeve valve passage.
For trial 10, one LMB (65 mm) was found alive
passage but had no balance and was on its side ,A
breathing at 96 hrs after sleeve valve passage.``"
For the 10 replicates performed at the reservoir e
largemouth bass (70 mm) were injeeted ;into the l
immediately after sleeve valve passage {6.3 percl
(figure 32). Two LMB survived beyond 96 hrs
33) and were still breathing but were motionless
hemorrhaging sympo, as' luegill experien
after sleeve valve passage
the fish was still breathing
sleeve valve
fish was still
,6 ft, 1,000 live 1 -Plus
'ipe. Three 1 -plus LMB were alive
g between 0 and 1 survivor per trial
after sleeve valve passage (figure
on their side and had similar internal
46 Hr Mortality and Survival for
larginrmth bass (^70mni) at6OU Elev. ('°50 vsl)
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Figures 32. Immediate to oxtality and survival at 0 hrs after sleeve valve passage for 1 -plus
largemouth bass (76 mm mean TL) for each replicate at 6828 ft reservoir elevation.
Figures 33. Mortality and survival at 96 hrs after sleeve valve passage for 1 -plus largemouth
bass (70 mm mean TL) for each replicate at 6828 ft reservoir elevation.
Fathead Minnow (55 mm mean TL)
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