Geomorphology and hydrology of the Colorado and Gunnison Rivers and implications for habitats used by endangered fishes : final report

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Title: Geomorphology and hydrology of the Colorado and Gunnison Rivers and implications for habitats used by endangered fishes : final report
Uniform Title: Geomorphology and hydrology of the Colorado and Gunnison Rivers and implications for habitats used by endangered fishes (Online)
Contributor: Pitlick, John.
Corporate Contributor: Recovery Program for Endangered Fish of the Upper Colorado River Basin.
Date: 1999
Publisher: University of Colorado, Department of Geography
Place of Publication: Boulder, CO
Edition: [COSPL edition]
Abstract: The Colorado River is one of many rivers in the United States where populations of native fish are endangered and nearing extinction.
Notes: John Pitlick [and others].
"January 1999."
Includes bibliographical references (pages 54-56).
"Report for Recovery Implementation Program project no. 44-B."
Print version record.
Topics: Rare fishes--Habitat
Habitat
Geomorphology
Hydrology
Places: Colorado River Watershed (Colo.-Mexico)
Extent: vii, 57, 7 pages : illustrations, maps ; 28 cm
Language: eng
Classification: UCB5/18.2/G95/1999/INTERNET
Handle: http://hdl.handle.net/11629/co:27823
Record Identifier: 1035161527
Created Date: 2018-05-29T17:44:33.227Z