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Wiklund, J. A., Bozinovski N., Hall R. I., & Wolfe B. B. (2010).  Epiphytic diatoms as flood indicators. 44, 25-42.
Hooshiar, A., Uhlik P., Kaminsky H. W., Shinbine A., Omotoso O., Liu Q., et al. (2010).  High resolution transmission electron microscopy study of clay mineral particles from streams of simulated water based bitumen extraction of Athabasca oil sands. 48, 466-474.
Sinnatamby, N. R., Yi Y., Sokal M. A., Clogg-Wright K. P., Asada T., Vardy S. R., et al. (2010).  Historical and paleolimnological evidence for expansion of Lake Athabasca (Canada) during the Little Ice Age. 43(4), 705-717.
Andrishak, R., & Hicks F. (2010).  Ice effects on flow distributions within the Athabasca Delta, Canada. Early View,
Vile, M. A., Wieder K. R., Scott K. D., Vitt D. H., Malhotra A., & Harris M. (2010).  Impact of altered hydrological regimes on carbon fluxes in Alberta peatlands, presentation at Reclamation and Restoration of Boreal Peatland and Forest Ecosystems : Towards a Sustainable Future, March 25-27, 2010, Edmonton, Alberta. 43.
Gibson, J. J., Birks S. J., Kumar S., McEachern P., & Hazaelwinkel R. (2010).  Inter-annual variations in water yield to lakes in northeastern Alberta : implications for estimating critical loads of acidicity. 69((Suppl. 1)), 126-134.
McGowan, S., Leavitt P. R., Hall R. I., Wolfe B. B., Edwards T. W. D., Karst-Riddoch T., et al. (2010).  Inter-decadal declines in flood frequency increase primary production in lakes of a northern river delta. Accepted,
Blain, D., & Hayne S. (2010).  Knowledge gaps about managed peatlands in Canada, presentation at Reclamation and Restoration of Boreal Peatland and Forest Ecosystems : Towards a Sustainable Future, March 25-27, 2010, Edmonton, Alberta. 17.
Herod, A. H. (2010).  Limitations of mass spectrometric methods for the characterization of polydisperse materials. 24(17), 2507-2519.
Hornung, J. (2010).  Meeting closure requirements : a view from industry, presentation at Reclamation and Restoration of Boreal Peatland and Forest Ecosystems : Towards a Sustainable Future, March 25-27, 2010, Edmonton, Alberta. 24.
Mutyala, S., Fairbridge C., Paré J. J. R., Bélanger J. M. R., Ng S., & Hawkins R. (2010).  Microwave applications to oil sands and petroleum : a review. 91, 127-135.
Wieder, K. R., Vitt D. H., Burke-Scoll M., Scott K. D., House M., & Vile M. (2010).  Nitrogen and sulphur deposition and the growth of Sphagnum fuscum in bogs of the Athabasca Oil Sands region, Alberta. 69((Suppl. 1)), 161-170.
Hemstock, S. S., Quideau S. A., & Chanasyk D. S. (2010).  Nitrogen availability from peat amendments used in boreal oil sands reclamation. 90, 165-175.
Kleman, J., Jansson K., De Angelis H.;n, Stroeven A. P., Hättestrand C., Alm G., et al. (2010).  North American ice sheet build-up during the last glacial cycle, 115-21 kyr. In Press,
Churchill, J. L., & Hannon S. J. (2010).  Off-territory movement of male American Redstarts (Setophaga ruticilla) in a fragmented agricultural landscape is related to song rate, mating status and access to females. 151(1), 33-44.
Kelly, E. N., Schindler D. W., Hodson P. V., Short J. W., Radmanovich R., & Nielsen C. C. (2010).  oil sands development contributes elements toxic at low concentrations to the Athabasca River and its tributaries. Early Edition,
Kelly, E. N., Schindler D. W., Hodson P. V., Short J. W., Radmanovich R., & Nielsen C. C. (2010).  Oil sands development contributes polycyclic aromatic compounds to the Athabasca River and its tributaries.
He, Y., Wiseman S. B., Zhang X., Hecker M., Jones P. D., El-Din M. G., et al. (2010).  Ozonation attenuates the steroidogenic disruptive effects of sediment free oil sands process water in the H295R cell line. 80(5), 578-584.
Héritier, S. (2010).  Parcs nationaux et populations locales dans l'ouest canadien : de l'exclusion ó; la participation. Early View,
Armstrong, S. A., Headley J. V., Peru K. M., & Germida J. J. (2010).  Phytotoxicity and naphthenic and dissipation from oil sands fine tailings treatments planted with the emergent macrophyte Phragmites australis. 45(8), 1008-1016.
Johnston, J. W., Koster D., Wolfe B. B., Hall R. I., Edwards T. W. D., Endres A. L., et al. (2010).  Quantifying Lake Athabasca (Canada) water levels during the 'Little Ice Age" highstand from palaeolimnological and geophysical analyses of a transgressive barrier-beach complex.
Hugenholtz, C. H., & Wolfe S. A. (2010).  Rates and environmental controls of aeolian dust accumulation, Athabasca River Valley, Canadian Rocky Mountains. 121(3-4), 274-282.
Headley, J., Peru K., Barrow M., & Derrick P. (2010).  Salinity and solvent effects on the characterization of naphthenic acids from Athabasca oil sands using electrospray ionization. In : Proceedings of the 36th Annual Aquatic Toxicity Workshop, September 27 to 30, 2009, La Malbaie, Quebec, editors, L. Marte. Canadian Technical Report of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 2883, p. 134.
Deng, X., Huang H., Zhao L., Law D. H. S., & Nasr T. N. (2010).  Simulating the ES-SAGD process with solvent mixture in Athabasca reservoirs. 49(1), 38-46.
Xing, C., Hilts R. W., & Shaw J. M. (2010).  Sorption of Athabasca vacuum residue constituents on synthetic mineral and process equipment surfaces from mixtures with pentane. 24(4), 2500-2513.

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