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Vadas, R.L., Jr.  1992.  Seasonal habitat use, species associations, and assemblage structure of forage fishes in Goose Creek, northern Virginia.  II.  Mesohabitat patterns.  Journal of Freshwater Ecology 7: 149-164.

Vadas, R.L., Jr.  1994.  Habitat tools for assessing instream-flow needs for fishes in the upper Roanoke River, Virginia.  Doctoral dissertation.  Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg.

Vadas, R.L., Jr.  2000.  Instream-flow needs for anadromous salmonids and lamprey on the Pacific coast, with special reference to the Pacific Southwest.  Environmental Monitoring and Assessment 64: 331-358.

Vadas, R.L., Jr., and D.J. Orth.  1993.  A new technique for estimating the abundance and habitat use of stream fishes.  Journal of Freshwater Ecology 8: 305-317.

Vadas, R.L., Jr., and D.J. Orth.  1997.  Species associations and habitat use of stream fishes: the effects of unaggregated-data analysis.  Journal of Freshwater Ecology 12: 27-37.

Vadas, R.L., Jr., and D.J. Orth.  1998.  Use of physical variables to discriminate visually determined mesohabitat types in North American streams.  Rivers 6 (3): 143-159.

Vadas, R.L., Jr., and D.J. Orth.  2000.  Habitat use of fish communities in a Virginia stream system.  Environmental Biology of Fishes 59: 253-269.

Vadas, R.L., Jr., and D.J. Orth.  2001.  Formulation of habitat-suitability models for stream-fish guilds: Do the standard methods work?  Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 130 (2): 217-235.

Vadas, R.L., Jr., and D.L. Weigmann.  1993.  The concept of instream flow and its relevance to drought management in the James River basin.  Virginia Water Resources Research Center, Bulletin 182.  Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg.

Valdez, R.A., P.B. Holden, and T.B. Hardy.  1990.  Habitat suitability index curves for humpback chub of the upper Colorado River basin.  Rivers 1 (1): 31-42.

Valdimarsson, S.K., and N.B. Metcalfe.  1998.  Shelter selection in juvenile Atlantic salmon, or why do salmon seek shelter in winter?  Journal of Fish Biology 52: 42-49.

Valdimarsson, S.K., N.B. Metcalfe, J.E. Thorpe, and F.A. Huntingford.  1997.  Seasonal changes in sheltering: effect of light and temperature on diel activity in juvenile salmon.  Animal Behavior 54: 1405-1412.

Valentin, S., P. Sempeski, Y. Souchon, and P. Gaudin.  1994.  Short-term habitat use by young grayling (Thymallus thymallus) under variable flow conditions in an experimental stream.  Fisheries Research and Management 1: 57-65.

Van Horne, B.  1983.  Density as a misleading indicator of habitat quality.  Journal of Wildlife Management 47: 893-901.

Van Kirk, R.W., and R. Martin.  2000.  Interaction among aquatic vegetation, waterfowl, flows, and the fishery below Island Park Dam.  Intermountain Journal of Science 6: 249-262.

Van den Avyle, M.J., and M.A. Maynard.  1994.  Effects of saltwater intrusion and flow diversion on reproductive success of striped bass in the Savannah River estuary.  Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 123 (6): 886?]903.

Van Winkle, W., C.C. Coutant, H.I. Jager, J.S. Mattice, D.J. Orth, R.G. Otto, S.F. Railsback, and M.J. Sale.  1997.  Uncertainty and instream flow standards: Perspectives based on hydropower research and assessment.  Fisheries 22 (7): 21-22.

Van Winkle, W., H.I. Jager, S.F. Railsback, B.D. Holcomb, T.K. Studley, and J.E. Baldrige.  1998.  Individual-based model of sympatric populations of brown and rainbow trout for instream flow assessment: model description and calibration.  Ecological Modelling 110: 175-207.

Vannote, R.L., G.W. Minshall, K.W. Cummins, J.R. Sedell, and C.E. Cushing.  1980.  The river continuum concept.  Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 37: 130-137.

Vaux, W.G.  1968.  The flow and interchange of water in a stream bed.  U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Fishery Bulletin 66: 479-489.

Verry, E.S., J.R. Lewis, and K.N. Brooks.  1983.  Aspen clear-cutting increases snowmelt and storm peak flows in north central Minnesota.  Water Resour. Bull. 19: 59-67.

Vinson, M.R., D.K. Vinson, and T.R. Angradi. 1992.  Aquatic macrophytes and instream flow characteristics of a Rocky Mountain river.  Rivers 3 (4): 260-265.

Vogel, S.  1981.  Life in moving fluids: the physical biology of flow.  Willard Grant Press, Boston, Mass.

Vondracek, B., and D.R. Longanecker.  1993.  Habitat selection by rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss in a California stream: implications for the Instream Flow Incremental Methodology.  Ecology of Freshwater Fish 2: 173-186.

Voos, K.A.  1981.  Simulated use of the exponential polynomial/maximum likelihood technique in developing suitability of use functions for ...   Ph.D. thesis.   Utah State University, Logan, Utah.  85 pp.

Vronskiy, B.B.  1972.  Reproductive biology of the Kamchatka River chinook salmon [Oncorhynchus tshawytscha (Walbaum)].  J. Ichthyol. 12: 259-273.Vronskii, B.B., and V.N. Leman.  1991.  Spawning station, hydrological regime and survival of progeny in nests of chinook salmon, Oncorhynchus tshawytscha, in the Kamchatka River basin.  Journal of Ichthyology 31: 91-102.