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List of figures -continued <br />f~ <br />• <br /> <br />2.3-1 Showing the relationship of intensity of grazing to range condition 2-117 <br />and the relative proportion of decreasers, increasers and invaders <br />2.4-1 Average deer days of use according to pellet group census by 2-145 <br />vegetation type during summer and winter periods at Trapper <br />Mine, 1974-1977 <br />2.4-2 Average minimum number of deer present during the winter months 2-148 <br />of 1973 through 1978 by aerial census as compared to the east and <br />west portion of the north facing slopes of the mine plan area and <br />adjacent areas at Trapper Mine <br />2.4-3 Average minimum number of deer present based upon aerial 2-149 <br />surveys during winter months 1973 through 1978 as compared <br />to north and south facing slopes of the Trapper Mine plan area <br />and adjacent areas <br />2.4-4 Average elk days of use according to pellet group counts by 2-154 <br />vegetation type within the Trapper Mine plan area <br />1974 through 1977 <br />2.4-5 Average minimum number of elk sighted during aerial census of 2-157 <br />the proposed mine plan area and adjacent area, 1973 through 1978 <br />2.4-6 Average minimum number of elk sighted by aerial surveys during 2-158 <br />winter months 1973 through 1979 as compared to north and south <br />facing slopes of the Williams Fork Mountains within and adjacent to <br />the Trapper Mine plan area <br />2.6-t Soil Conservation, prime farmland analysis 2-344 <br />2.7-1 Location of the Yampa River and Williams Fork Basin 2-347 <br />2.7-2 Simplified geologic map of the Trapper Mine area 2-351 <br />2.7-3 Generalized geologic dip section of Trapper Mine 2-352 <br />ii-3 <br />RP.VlSIO^: PQ-S <br />Apt?~Q„~:_ 30 3 <br />