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lett over from the ecelevieal survcy, we have cortnain sano
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fT trust, bouts, we can find thess plots
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plots that are lnid out.
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again,
In veszare to the fish, there is still
cuesticn of the
snail fish -- to What content wo heve crali Lish on the uprer
portion of
the lnho
Waere it vas dvnosslole to co sanmoling that
was really efficiont,
We don't know oneugh about the recovery
situation, and the recovery fron the siltisz in the lake,
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more
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would lite to know a dozen sis Qt
fish into tho Clinch Tiver,
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Ye do not
are concorned, any indication, realiv, of the situation in the
Clinch River fron the mouth of the White Cak Late on down,
One thing that wea nave nissed completeiv -- not conpletely -- is the question ef the untake of the mollusca in the
Clinch River.
One thing I might refer to in passing -- I have
Fal
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heard it from Thomas, Victor, Albert, poopie; af you
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remomber the
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pre-inypoundment Clinch -- as a
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gones ecis -~ they were characteristic af the rather ranid flovirs
cut by tha
fact that you now have the Clinch as essentially an impouncment,
tho Norris, the midstream section, and the impoundment that comes
on ail the way back to the mouth of the White Oak Lake,
The vertcbrates should to fairly abundant in the areas
of the -- you s2ec lots of “99dchucks, foucs, and I am sure the
snall vertebrates are in abundance there,
For twelva years,
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the arca has bsen, in essence, & fame