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Condit Dam Hydroelectric Project Final Supplemental EIS Riparian: Pertaining to the banks of a body of water, especially including the vegetation. River Mile (RM): River mile above the mouth of a stream. Salmonid: A member of the family Salmonidae, which in North America includes Pacific salmon (coho, Chinook, pink, sockeye, and chum salmon), Atlantic salmon, brown trout, western trout (rainbow and cutthroat trout), char (brook trout, bull trout, lake trout, and Dolly Varden), grayling, and whitefish. Pacific salmon and western trout belong to the genus Oncorhynchus, Atlantic salmon and brown trout belong to the genus Salmo, char to the genus Salvelinus, grayling to the subfamily Thymallinae, and whitefish to the subfamily Coregoninae. Smolt: A juvenile salmonid that has gone through a physiological change in freshwater before migrating to the ocean. Usually, this entails developing the physiological capacity to osmoregulate in salt water. Smolts also take on a silvery appearance, their scales become looser, and their bodies become more streamlined. Slough: A place of deep mud or mire; an inlet on a river; or a creek or marsh in a tide flat. Spawner: A sexually mature fish that will soon reproduce (spawn) or is undergoing a migration to spawn (spawning migrations can occur before a fish is sexually mature). Spring-run Chinook Salmon: Chinook salmon that return to freshwater as immature adults in the spring and spawn in the fall. They also tend to spawn higher in a stream basin than fall-run Chinook salmon. Stream Resident Rainbow Trout: Refers to a rainbow trout that remains in smaller tributary streams throughout its life. Steelhead Trout: An anadromous (sea-run) rainbow trout. The capacity to become a steelhead is usually an inherited trait, but juvenile steelhead can remain in freshwater (residualize) without migrating to saltwater. A steelhead can be considered an ecotype, phenotype, or genotype of the rainbow trout. Summer-run Chinook salmon: Chinook salmon that return to freshwater in the summer and spawn in the fall. Summer-run Chinook are generally ocean-type fish that outmigrate from freshwater as sub-yearling smolts Summer-run Steelhead Trout: Steelhead that return to freshwater as immature adults in the spring or summer (although inland steelhead may not reach their natal stream until late fall or winter). Summer-run steelhead mature and spawn during the spring or early summer of the following year after returning to freshwater. Stream-type: Refers to a Chinook salmon that migrates from its natal stream to the ocean as a yearling (age 1 fish). Stream-type Chinook salmon generally return as immature adults in the spring and spawn in the fall. They also tend to spawn higher in a stream basin than ocean-type Chinook salmon. Traffic Delay: Reduction in speed below free-flow conditions as a result of vehicle interaction. xiv
Condit Dam Hydroelectric Project Final Supplemental EIS Viewscape/viewshed: The area visible from a designated viewpoint. Water table: The point at which the zone of saturation meets the zone of aeration, or the point at which hydraulic pressure equals atmospheric pressure. This corresponds to the top of an unconfined or perched aquifer. Winter-run Steelhead Trout: Steelhead that return to freshwater in the late fall and winter as mature adults and spawn from late winter through early summer. xv
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