Table C2. Pearson Correlation Coefficients for each of the nine streams analyzing the strength of the correlation between dissolved oxygen values and water temperature as measured in the summer of 2011. Gunderson Calahoo Iroquois Pinto Bear Beavertail Diamond Kamisak Steeprock Creek Creek Creek Creek River creek Dick Creek Creek -.9264 -.8661 -.6002 -.8143 -.4381 .3436 .3976 -.8107 -.1202 A negative value indicates that as one parameter increases the other parameter decreases Note: and positive indicates that both values increase or decrease together. Blue, green and red indicate abundant, scarce, and extirpated Arctic Grayling populations respectively. Table C3. Pearson Correlation Coefficients for specific conductance (mS/cm) and dissolved oxygen (mg/L). Dick Creek Creek Creek Creek Gunderson Diamond Kamisak Creek Calahoo Bear Beavertail Creek Pinto Steeprock Iroquois Summer -.3228 .0008 -.0388 -.3326 -.0549 .404 -.2565 -.1866 -.3692 Winter -.3914 -.5642 -.8593 -.6874 Bars are coloured to indicate grayling status; blue represents abundant Arctic Grayling, Note: green represents scarce and red represents extirpated. Values are given for both summer and winter where applicable. The 5 creeks without a specific conductance value were anoxic and no datasonde deployment.
Table C2. Pearson Correlation Coefficients for each of the nine streams analyzing the strength of the correlation between dissolved oxygen values and water temperature as measured in the summer of 2011. Gunderson Creek Calahoo Creek Iroquois Creek Pinto Creek Bear River Beavertail creek Diamond Dick Creek Kamisak Creek Steeprock -.9264 -.8661 -.6002 -.8143 -.4381 .3436 .3976 -.8107 -.1202 Note: A negative value indicates that as one parameter increases the other parameter decreases and positive indicates that both values increase or decrease together. Blue, green and red indicate abundant, scarce, and extirpated Arctic Grayling populations respectively. Table C3. Pearson Correlation Coefficients for specific conductance (mS/cm) and dissolved oxygen (mg/L). Gunderson Creek Calahoo Creek Iroquois Creek Pinto Creek Bear Beavertail Creek Diamond Dick Kamisak Creek Steeprock Summer -.3228 .0008 -.0388 -.3326 -.0549 .404 -.2565 -.1866 -.3692 Winter -.3914 -.5642 -.8593 -.6874 Note: Bars are coloured to indicate grayling status; blue represents abundant Arctic Grayling, green represents scarce and red represents extirpated. Values are given for both summer and winter where applicable. The 5 creeks without a specific conductance value were anoxic and no datasonde deployment.