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<br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />III COLORADO: (see attachment) Production of squawfish larvae will be <br />evaluated using drift net sampling at three locations. One station on the <br />Colorado and Gunnison rivers immediately upstream of their confluence. and <br />a third site on the Colorado River at Loma, Colorado . Data gathered from <br />this study will provide information on relationships between relative <br />reproductive success and annual flow regimes, and a relative measure of <br />input into downstream nursery habitats. Catch per unit effort indices <br />will also be examined to evaluate the degree of downstream transport of <br />these larvae out of these reaches. <br /> <br />Drift net sampling would be replicated at each site. Sampling will be <br />conducted simultaneously at each site, and will be conducted daily at dawn <br />throughout the month of July. Samples will be field processed and <br />prepared for taxonomic identificationn and enumeration by species by CSU <br />Larval Fish Lab in Fort Collins, Colorado. <br /> <br />VI. Task Description (FY-1992) : See above <br />VII. Study Schedule (start/end by task) : <br /> FY94: Collect and analyze field data, evaluate inter-relationships <br /> FY95: Collect and analyze field data, evaluate inter-relationships <br /> FY96: Collect and analyze field data, evaluate inter-relationships <br /> FY97: Surnrnarize infonnation, evaluate inter-relationships <br /> <br />VIII. FY- 94 Work <br />Description of work: <br />Deliverables (due date) - <br />Budget (by task) Utah <br />Labor - $40,500 <br />Travel - 3,000 <br />Equipment - 4,500 <br /> <br />Total - <br /> <br />See above <br />Colorado <br />38,400 <br />5,000 <br />1. 000 <br /> <br />44,400 <br /> <br />BOR. <br /><7,000> <br /> <br />48,000 <br /> <br /><7,000> <br /> <br />Tot. <br />78,900 <br />8,000 <br />5,500 <br /> <br />92,400 <br /> <br />. Larval sample analysis; separate SOW. <br /> <br />Conduct field investigations of the relative abundance of drifting larval <br />and age-O Colorado squawfish. Results of spring sampling in the Colorado <br />River will be used to estimate the relative abundance of age-O Colorado <br />squawfish. This program could provide a test of current hypotheses on the <br />overwinter survival of age-O Colorado squawfish. In addition, it may <br />provide indices of recruitment to the adult stock more useful. <br /> <br />IX. Budget Summary. <br /> <br />FY-1994 <br />FY-1995 <br />FY-1996 <br />FY-1997 <br />Total <br /> <br />$92.400 <br />$97.000 <br />$102.000 <br />$22,000 <br />$313.400 <br /> <br />. Do not include BR-FWS transfer overhead costs. <br />