|
<br />
<br />Tables
<br />
<br />3-1. Presenlement and present floodplain forest composition for portions of the
<br />open-river reach and impounded reach of the upper Mississippi River
<br />floodplain................,' ,.......,.,...",.,.,. ,.......... ,...................",........,.. ,.. ..,..,............" 3 3
<br />
<br />4-1. Federal. State. threatened. or endangered species or species of special concern
<br />in the Mississippi River main stem-Mussels.................................................... 44
<br />4-2. Federal, State. threatened. or endangered species or species of special concern
<br />found in the Mississippi River main stem-Fishes ......................,..................... 46
<br />
<br />5-1, Selected chronology of significant evenls in the hislory of lower Missouri
<br />
<br />River development ..............,.""""",..................,.........",,'..........,.,.................,... 54
<br />5-2. Summary statistics for civil works projects in the Missouri River basin
<br />
<br />through 1984 .........."......""",..,.....,..,........."...............,....".."..,......,....,....""...... 56
<br />5-3. Summary of effects of river channelization. including snag removal and
<br />construction of dikes, revetments, and levees; construction and operation of
<br />mainstream dams; and both types of alterations on the lower Missouri River
<br />ecosystem,.... '..' '........,.." ,..,....,................'"".......... ............,....... ,........., ....,..., ,.... 57
<br />5-4. Characteristics of main-stem Missouri River reservoirs in the Pick-Sloan Plan 58
<br />5-5. Average annual suspended sediment load in the lower Missouri River.............. 59
<br />5-6, Fish families and species of the Missouri River. Missouri, including present
<br />Fedeml and Missouri slalUs and if introduced to the basin......,..,......,.........,...... 60
<br />5-7, Federally listed candidate.lhreatened. and endangered species endemic to the
<br />Missouri River floodplain. Missouri ................................................................... 61
<br />
<br />6-1. Changes in land use and vegelation along the channelized portion of the
<br />Missouri River from 189210 1982.............,....................,..,....,......,....,......,..,..... 77
<br />6-2. Listing of the most numerous aquatic insects collected from the Missouri
<br />River in Nebraska using Hester-Dendy artificial substrate samplers. dredges.
<br />and planklon nets from 1983 through 1986. and preferred habita!..,..,..,.......,.... 82
<br />6-3, Sportfishing harvest of sauger from the Missouri River in Ihe Gavins Point
<br />Dam lailwater. 1956-1992 ................,........................,.._..........,........,................. 85
<br />6-4, The calch per unit effort of nathead chubs, silver chubs. speckled chubs. and
<br />plains and silvery minnows, seined from the Missouri River, Nebraska............ 86
<br />6-5. Fish species of Ihe Missouri River and its floodplain only. preferred habitat.
<br />
<br />and present status ................................................................................................ 87
<br />
<br />7-1, Percent dislribution of Missouri River least terns. 1986-1989,....,....,................ 93
<br />7-2, Annual population totals for adult least tern and piping plover in the
<br />Missouri River. 1987-1990..................,................,............................................. 93
<br />7-3, Percent distribution of Missouri River piping plovers. 1986-1989..,..,..........,.., 96
<br />7-4. Distribution of eagles by Missouri River reach during annual midwinter
<br />eagle/waterfowl surveys. January. 1981-1994 in Missouri ..'........,............,....,.. 98
<br />7-5. Herpetofauna of Ihe upper Mississippi River river-floodplain ecosystem ,........ 101
<br />7-6, Bird species occurrence and residency status at the Ted Shanks Wildlife
<br />Management Area. upper Mississippi River. Missouri (1982-1985)................105
<br />
<br />viii
<br />
|