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Hall, R. J., Morton R. T., & Nesby R. N. (1989). A comparison of existing models for DBH estimation from large-scale photos. 65, 114-120.

Harris, S. A. (1989). Continentality index : its uses and limitations when applied to permafrost in the Canadian Cordillera. 10, 268-282.

Hanson, J. M., Mackay W. C., & Prepas E. E. (1989). Effect of size-selective predation by muskrats (Ondatra zebithicus) on a population of unionid clams (Anodonta grandis simpsoniana). 58, 15-28.

Hall, E. S., Bui V. Y., & Tollefson E. L. (1989). Effects of operating conditions and feedstock on agglomeration of bed particles during fluidized bed coking. Final Report AOSTRA Project 578,

Bodaly, R. A., Reist J. D., Rosenberg D. M., McCart P. J., & Hecky R. E. (1989). Fish and fisheries of the Mackenzie and Churchill River Basins, Northern Canada. In : Proceedings of the International Large River Symposium (LARS), edited by Douglas P. Dodge. Canadian Special Publication of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 106, 128-144.

Howlett, M. (1989). The forest industry on the prairies : opportunities and constraints to future development. 14, 233-258.

Jackson, L. E., Rutter N. W., Hughes O. L., & Clague J. J. (1989). Glaciated fringe (Quaternary Stratigraphy and history, Canadian Cordillera). Geology of Canada , 1, 63-68.

Holmes, G. F., & List B. R. (1989). Highwall geotechnical engineering at Syncrude. 3(1), 21-26.

Schweger, C. E., & Hickman M. (1989). Holocene paleohydrology of central Alberta : testing the general-circulation-model climate simulations. 26(9), 1826-1833.

Nasr, T. N., Hguyen D. M., & McKay A. S. (1989). Hot water and caustic or carbon dioxide for the recovery of bitumen from Athabasca oil sands. In : Fourth UNITAR/UNDP International Conference on Heavy Crude and Tar Sands, Meyer, R. F. and Wiggins, E. J. (eds.). Preprints Vol. 3, paper 10. Proceedings Vol. 4, pp.333-340,

Dawson, W. H., Tiwari P., Heitz M., & et al (1989). Hydrogenation of individual components isolated from Athabasca bitumen vacuum resid. 71.

Hitchon, B. (1989). Hydrogeology of the Swan Hills area, Alberta: evaluation for deep waste injection. Alberta Research Council Bulletin No. 58, 79.

Hwang, S. F., & Chang K. F. (1989). Incidence and severity of root rot disease complex of field pea in northeastern Alberta in 1988. 69(2), 139-142.

Denney, D. W., Hoyle R. E., & Liu J. K. (1989). Investigation of air quality data : application of polar coordinate representations. 5(3), 265-271.

Hanks, C. C. (1989). The Mackenzie Basin: An Alternative Approach to Dene and Métis Archaeology. 42(2), 139-147. Abstract

Hardy, L. B. B. T. (1989). Manual of plant species suitability for reclamation in Alberta. 2nd ed.. RRTAC 89-4,

Insam, H., & Haselwandter K. (1989). Metabolic quotient of the soil microflora in relation to plant succession. 79(2), 174-178.

Henry, D., & Wallace D. (1989). Methods used to determine particle size distribution of oil sands solids. 5(4), 337-350.

Howe, M. A. (1989). Migration of radio-marked whooping cranes from the Aransas-Wood Buffalo populations : patterns of habitat use, behavior, and survival. Fish and Wildlife Technical Report No. 21, 33.

Macdonald, G., Lewis R., Hamilton H., & Thompson M. (1989). Oxygen model (DOSTOC) calibration for Lower Athabasca River assignment #2.

Bottomley, G. A., Smith J. F., Schutte R. P., & Hepler L. G. (1989). Partial molar volumes and solubilities of gases in bitumen. 5(4), 383-390.

Wallace, D., Henry D., & Takamura K. (1989). A physical chemical explanation for deterioration in the hot water processability of Athabasca oil sand due to aging. 7(5), 699-725.

Goudey, J. S., & Hamilton H. R. (1989). Policy review on toxicity testing in Alberta. 119.

Nagy, J., Hawley A. W. L., Barrett M. W., & Nolan J. W. (1989). Population characteristics of grizzly and black bear populations in Canada. AECV88RI,

Nagy, J. A., Hawley A. W. L., Barrett M. W., & Nolan J. W. (1989). Population characteristics of grizzly and black bears in west-central Alberta. AECV88-R1, 35.

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