Aquatic Investigation on the Colorado River from Separation Canyon to the Grand Cliffs, Grand Canyon National Park

Deacon JE and Baker JR. 1976. Aquatic Investigation on the Colorado River from Separation Canyon to the Grand Cliffs, Grand Canyon National Park. Technical Report, Colorado River Research Program (GRCA). No. 15

Physical, chemical and biological data were collected from two sites between Separation Rapids and Pierce Ferry for a ten month period. The purpose of the study was to examine limnological effects of the Colorado River in relation to Lake Mead and to supplement other research on the Colorado River.

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Published Report
Authors
Deacon, James; Baker, John
Date of Issue
1976-06
Units
GRCA , WRD
Keywords
Animals, Bacteria, Burnt Canyon (GRCA), Clemson, Colorado River, Fish, Hydrology, Limnology, Native Species, NPSRecord, Phytoplankton, Pierce Ferry (AZ), Sediment, Water, Water Resources, WRBIB

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