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North Fork Ten Mile |
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Sediment: Fines <6.4 mm from (NFT 2) Bald Hill Creek 1995-1999 |
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Caption: Percent sediment less than 6.4 mm from McNeil samples from 1995-1999 in Bald Hill Creek in the North Fork Ten Mile River (NFT 2) is displayed above. Two stations (riffles) in a study reach were sampled annually. Bars represent the average of four McNeil samples at a station and whiskers represent standard deviation (95% confidence interval). The range of values for the entire period centers around 30%, the reference shown from Kondolf (2000) who reported that 30% sediment less than 6.4 mm corresponded to 50% decrease in survival of salmonids. The 6.4 mm results shown here were interpolated from 4 mm and 8 mm data provided by Hawthorne Timber Company. See Info Links for more information.
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