Area	Rancheria Creek
Topic	Fish: Snorkel Surveys Rancheria Creek 2000 Spring

 

Caption:  This chart displays snorkel data from all surveys in Rancheria Creek in spring, 2000. While California roach were the most numerous species, many steelhead were also captured. Threespine stickleback and numerous frog larvae (tadpole) are indicative of warming conditions. The data were provided by University of California, Davis. Click on Info Links for more information. See below for a key to species: 0+ Steelhead = young of the year steelhead 0++Steelhead = steelhead either large young of the year or small 1+ (only used in 2000 sampling) 1+ Steelhead = steelhead older than one year Coho = young of the year coho Roach = California roach Stickleback = threespine stickleback All Sculpin = combined totals for coast range and prickly sculpin Crayfish = crayfish Y-Leg Frog = yellow legged frog Tadpole = tadpole (unknown species) Salamander = Pacific Giant Salamander Newt = rough-skinned newt

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