Consultant's Report - Minnesota State Legislature

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MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
Feasibility Study to Limit the Spread ofZebra Mussels from Ossawinnamakee Lake
Table III-1. Physiological and Morphological Overview 111-1
Table III-2. Ossawinnamakee Lake Water Quality Summary 111-8
Table III-3. Physical Overview - Pelican Brook. III-9
Table III-4. Pelican Brook - Water Quality Testing III-9
Table IV-I. Diagnostic Exterior Shell Features ofDreisenna polym07pha .IV-2
Table IV-2. Resistance Adaptation to Physio-Chemical Parameters .IV-8
Table IV-3. Zebra Mussel Colonization on Various Substrates .IV-13
Table V-I. Methods Available for Control ofZebra Mussels V-2
Table V-2. Summary ofPotential Management Alternatives V-16
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Table VI-I. Prioritization Matrix for Treatment Alternatives' VI-3
ListofFigures
Figure III-I. Ossawinnamakee Lake Location III-2
Figure III-2. Hydrologic Connectivity to Ossawinnamakee Lake 111-4
Figure III-3. Ossawinnamakee Lake Outlet Structure : 1II-6
Figure 1II-4. Ossawinnamakee Lake Estimated Discharge III-7
Figure III-5. Pelican Brook Relationship to Mississippi River. lII-lO
Figure IV-I. Examples ofZebra Mussel "Polymorphism" IV-2
Figure IV-2. North American Zebra Mussel Distribution in 1988 IV-4
Figure IV-3. North American Zebra Mussel Distribution in 1999 IV-4
Figure IV-4. Zebra'Mussel Life Cycle....................................... IV-6
Figure V-I. General Schematic ofan Acoustic Deterrent System V-3
Figure V-2. Conceptual View ofPermeable Barrier V-12
Figure V-3. Stop Aquatic Invaders Graphic V-17
Figure VI-I. Perrheable Barrier Location VI-13
Figure VI-2. Population Control Area VI-14
ListofCharts
Chart VI-I. Example Phases for Implementation ofa Specialized System VI-9
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