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<br />Disc1imax - An enduring climax community which has arisen in an area <br />due to some disturbance, e.g., overgrazed range. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Distribution line - Low voltage electric powerline usually 69 kilovolts <br />or less. <br /> <br />Diversion dam - A barrier across a stream built to turn all or some of <br />the water into a diversion. <br /> <br />Diversion structure - A channel excavated to cause a stream or river <br />to bypass construction work either preliminary or during <br />construction only. <br /> <br />Drop inlet - An inlet to a pipe, tunnel, canal, or other hydraulic <br />structure where the water is dropped vertically. <br /> <br />Drop inlet shaft - The vertical pipe or shaft.portion of drop inlet (see <br />drop inlet). <br /> <br />Dynamic head - Energy in a stream of fluid due to its motion. <br /> <br />Earth wing embankment - Small earth dam section (like wings) extending <br />from the concrete structure to complete the dam or stream closure. <br /> <br />Eastern slope - That portion of Colorado lying east of the Continental <br />Divide. The primary area of Project construction and impact is <br />located in the Fountain Creek and Arkansas River drainages. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Easement - A nonpossessing interest held by one party in land of another <br />party whereby the first person is accorded partial use of such land <br />for a specific purpose. It restricts but does not abridge the <br />rights of Li,t ff''' <:",'!!~r to the use and enjoyment of his land, <br />subject to the enjoyment of the easement holder'Q Light~. <br /> <br />Ecological amplitude - The range of one or more environmental conditions <br />in which an organism or process can function. <br /> <br />Ecology - The branch of biology that deals with the relations between <br />living organisms and their environments. <br /> <br />Ecosystem - A system made up of a community of animals, plants, and <br />bacteria and the physical and chemical environment with which it <br />is interrelated. <br /> <br />Edaphic - Which pertains to soil, e.g., lime accumulation in prairie <br />50118 i9 an edaphic feature. <br /> <br />. <br />