Importance. The Xxxxxxx River is historic habitat for Colorado pikeminnow; both adult and young-of- the-year fish were captured in the 1950's and 1960's. Xxxxxx et al. (1991) documented the use of the lower 1 mile of river by Colorado pikeminnow. Uranium processing facilities operated during the late 1940's through the 1960's severely impacted the river and may have contributed to the decline of Colorado pikeminnow in the Xxxxxxx River drainage. Since 1996, bonytail have been stocked in the Colorado River near the confluence of the Xxxxxxx.
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Samples: And Historic Projects Agreement, And Historic Projects Agreement, And Historic Projects Agreement
Importance. The Xxxxxxx River is historic habitat for Colorado pikeminnow; both adult and young-of- the-year fish were captured in the 1950's and 1960's. Xxxxxx et al. (1991) documented the use of the lower 1 mile of river by Colorado pikeminnow. Uranium processing facilities operated during the late 1940's through the 1960's severely impacted the river and may have contributed to the decline of Colorado pikeminnow in the Xxxxxxx River drainage. Since 1996drainage (Xxxxxx et al., bonytail have been stocked in the Colorado River near the confluence of the Xxxxxxx1982).
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Samples: And Historic Projects Agreement, And Historic Projects Agreement
Importance. The Xxxxxxx River is historic habitat for Colorado pikeminnow; both adult and young-of- the-year fish were captured in the 1950's and 1960's. Xxxxxx et al. (1991) documented the use of the lower 1 mile of river by Colorado pikeminnow. Uranium processing facilities operated during the late 1940's through the 1960's severely impacted affected the river and may have contributed to the decline of Colorado pikeminnow in the Xxxxxxx River drainage. Since 1996drainage (Xxxxxx et al., bonytail have been stocked in the Colorado River near the confluence of the Xxxxxxx1982).
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Samples: And Historic Projects Agreement, And Historic Projects Agreement
Importance. The Xxxxxxx River is historic habitat for Colorado pikeminnow; both adult and young-of- the-year fish were captured in the 1950's and 1960's. Xxxxxx et al. (1991) Recent studies have only documented the Colorado pikeminnow use of in the lower 1 mile of river by Colorado pikeminnow. Uranium processing facilities operated during the late 1940's through the 1960's severely impacted the river and may have contributed to the decline of Colorado pikeminnow in the Xxxxxxx River drainage. Since 1996, bonytail have been stocked in the Colorado River near the confluence of the Xxxxxxx(Valdez et al.
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Samples: Preface
Importance. The Xxxxxxx River is historic habitat for Colorado pikeminnow; both adult and young-of- the-year fish were captured in the 1950's and 1960's. Xxxxxx et al. (1991) Recent studies have only documented the Colorado pikeminnow use of in the lower 1 mile of river by Colorado pikeminnow. Uranium processing facilities operated during the late 1940's through the 1960's severely impacted the river and may have contributed to the decline of Colorado pikeminnow in the Xxxxxxx River drainage. Since 1996, bonytail have been stocked in the Colorado River near the confluence of the Xxxxxxx(Xxxxxx et al.
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Samples: Consultation, Sufficient Progress, and Historic Projects Agreement
Importance. The Xxxxxxx River is historic habitat for Colorado pikeminnow; both adult and young-of- the-year fish were captured in the 1950's and 1960's. Xxxxxx et al. (1991) documented the use of the lower 1 mile of river by Colorado pikeminnow. Uranium processing facilities operated during the late 1940's through the 1960's severely impacted affected the river and may have contributed to the decline of Colorado pikeminnow in the Xxxxxxx River drainagedrainage (Xxxxxx et al. Since 1996, bonytail have been stocked in the Colorado River near the confluence of the Xxxxxxx1982).
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Samples: And Historic Projects Agreement
Importance. The Xxxxxxx River is historic habitat for Colorado pikeminnow; both adult and young-of- the-year fish were captured in the 1950's and 1960's. Xxxxxx et al. (1991) documented the use of the lower 1 mile of river by Colorado pikeminnow. Uranium processing facilities operated during the late 1940's through the 1960's severely impacted the river and may have contributed to the decline of Colorado pikeminnow in the Xxxxxxx River drainagedrainage (Xxxxxx et al., 1982). Since 1996, bonytail have been stocked in the Colorado River near the confluence of the Xxxxxxx.
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Samples: And Historic Projects Agreement