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2005
Johnston, J. W., Wolfe B. B., Edwards T. W. D., & Hall R. I. (2005).  Bustard Island: archive of Lake Athabasca water level history.
Jia, N., Moore R. G., Mehta S. A., Ursenbach M. G., & Zalewski E. (2005).  Compositional changes for Athabasca bitumen in the presence of oxygen under low temperature conditions. 44(9), 51-57.
Jones, D. (2005).  Diocese of Athabasca: History notes.
Harper, K. A., Ellen M. S., Burton P. J., Chen J., Brosofske K. D., Saunders S. C., et al. (2005).  Edge influence on forest structure and composition in fragmented landscapes. 19(3), 768-782.
Joly, D. O., & Messier F. (2005).  The effect of bovine tuberculosis and brucellosis on reproduction and survival of wood bison in Wood Buffalo National Park. 74(3), 543-551.
Jenkins, E. J., & et al (2005).  Geographic distribution of the muscle-dwelling nematode Parelaphostrongylus odocoilei in North America, using molecular identification of first-stage larvae. 91(3), 574-584.
Feng, W., & Jia C. Q. (2005).  Influence of O2 and H2O on carbothermal reduction of SO2 by oil-sand fluid coke. 39(24), 9710-9714.
Hall, R. I., Wolfe B. B., Edwards T. W. D., Johnston R. N., Sinnatamby T. L., Sokal M., et al. (2005).  Lake Athabasca and the Little Ice Age : sustained high-water stand driven by snowmelt-enhanced Athabasca River discharge?, Canadian Quaternary Association Conference, Winnipeg, MB, June 5-8, 2005.
Grabowski, A., Nercessian O., Fayolle F., Blanchet D., & Jeanthon C. (2005).  Microbial diversity in production waters of a low-temperature biodegraded oil reservoir. 54, 427-443.
Godbout, J., Jaramillo-Correa J. P., Beaulieu J., & Bousquet J. (2005).  A mitochondrial DNA minisatellite reveals the postglacial history of jack pine (Pinus banksiana), a broad-range North American conifer. 14, 3497-3512.
Quoreshi, A. M., Khasa D. P., Bois G., Jany J. L., Begrand E., McCurdy D., et al. (2005).  Mycorrhizal biotechnology for reclamation of oil sand composite tailings and tailings land in Alberta. In : The thin green line : a symposium on the state-of-the-art in reforestation : proceedings, compiled by S. J. Colombo, July 26-28, 2005, Thunder Bay,. Forest Research Information Paper No. 160,
Koivula, M., Cobb T., Déchêne A., Jacobs J., & Spence J. R. (2005).  Sericoda Kirby, 1837 (Coleoptera: Carabidae) responses to time since fire, fire severity, post-fire logging, and smoke and charcoal stimuli. 153-159.
Fortier, G., Johns T., & Carruthers N. (2005).  Status of sport fish in Lesser Slave Lake, Alberta, 2005. Publication T/167, 28.
Blackburn, M., & Johnson C. F. (2005).  Status of the summer sport fishery for walleye and northern pike at Fickle Lake, Alberta, 2004. 52.
Elshorbagy, A., Jutla A., Barbour L., & Kells J. (2005).  System dynamics approach to assess the sustainability of reclamation of disturbed watersheds. 32(1), 144-158.
Smith, D. G., Jol H. M., Smith N. D., Kostaschuk R. A., & Pearce C. M. (2005).  The wave-dominated William River Delta, Lake Athabasca, Canada : its morphology, radar stratigraphy, and history. In L. Giosan and J. P. Bhattacharya, editors, River deltas - concepts, models and examples. SEPM Special Publication 83, 295-318.
Boyce, M. S., Lele S. R., & Johns B. W. (2005).  Whooping crane recruitment enhanced by egg removal. 126(3), 395-401.
2004
Evans, M. S., Andrews D., Jeffries D., & McEachern P. (2004).  Zooplankton community structure and aquatic chemistry in northeastern Alberta: Potential sensitivities to increased acidification. 2 pages .
Jang, H. (2004).  Characterization of oil sands fly ash. Chemical and Materials Engineering(M. Sc.), 134. Abstract
Palace, V. P., Baron C., Evans R. E., Holm, Jodi: Kollar S., Wautier K., Werner J., et al. (2004).  An assessment of the potential for selenium to impair reproduction in bull trout, Salvelinus confluentus, from an area of active coal mining. 70(2), 169-174.
Jang, H. (2004).  Characterization of oil sands fly ash.
Hall, R. J., Joss B. N., Sidders D. M., & Keddy T. J. (2004).  The FAACS backcast : afforestation activity in the prairie provinces (1990-2002). 80, 727-735.
Joly, D. O., & Messier F. (2004).  Factors affecting apparent prevalence of tuberculosis and brucellosis in wood bison. 73(4), 623-631.
Sanders, R. S., T. K., Bai R., & Joseph D. D. (2004).  Factors governing friction losses in self-lubricated transport of bitumen froth : 1. water release. 82(4), 735-742.
Jenish, D. 'A. (2004).  The Great Map. 84(1), p 36-39.

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