Field-based selenium partitioning coefficients and trophic transfer factors for cutthroat trout fisheries from four montane lakes, Colorado, USA
Herrmann SJ and Nimmo DR. Field-based selenium partitioning coefficients and trophic transfer factors for cutthroat trout fisheries from four montane lakes, Colorado, USA. Research Permit and Reporting System
Values of Upper Sand Creek Lake partitioning coefficients in Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve were 36,529 using sediment, 28,000 using filamentous algae, and 1,641,000 using periphyton. For Lower Sand Creek Lake the partitioning coefficients were 14,843 for sediment, 17,250 for fila- mentous algae, and 32,415 for periphyton. The level-two metric (particulates to invertebrate trout stomach contents) was 1.18 for the mean trophic transfer factor for invertebrates of Upper Sand Creek La
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- Herrmann, Scott; Nimmo, Del Wayne
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- Research Permit and Reporting System
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