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[Anonymous] (2009).  Polar Lakes and Rivers: Limnology of Arctic and Antarctic Aquatic Ecosystems. 1-327. Abstract
[Anonymous] (2009).  Report on movement and habitat use of fishes in the lower Athabasca River from 2008 -2009. (Applied Aquatic Research Ltd., Ed.). 59 pages . Abstract
Losic, S. (2009).  The role of nesting double-crested cormorants in the eutrophication of small boreal lakes. Biological Sciences(M. Sc. ), 101.
Legg, A. M. (2009).  Testate amoebae as a performance indicator of ecosystem establishment in wetlands impacted by oil sands processed materials. Biology(M. Sc.), 101. Abstract
Legg, A. M. (2009).  Testate amoebae as a performance indicator of ecosystem establishment in wetlands impacted by oil sands processed materials. 90 pages . Abstract
Loria Molina, H. J. (2009).  Transport of catalytic particles immersed in fluid media through cylindrical geometries under heavy oil upgrading conditions. Chemical and Petroleum Engineering(Ph. D.), 387.
Lennie, A. D. (2009).  Trembling aspen regeneration response to understory protection harvesting in boreal mixedwood forests. Renewable Resources(M. Sc.), 
Farwell, A. J., Nero V., Ganshorn K., Leonhardt C., Siborowski J., MacKinnon M., et al. (2009).  The use of stable isotopes (13C/12C and 15N/14N) to trace exposure to oil sands processed material in the Alberta oil sands region. 72(6), 11 pages. Abstract
Lawson, S. G. (2009).  Water as property, does it belong to us all?. Law(M. L. ), 117.
Latham, A. D. M. D. (2009).  Wolf ecology and caribou-primary prey-wolf spatial relationships in low-productivity peatland complexes in northeastern Alberta. Biological Sciences(Ph. D. ), 
[Anonymous] (2009).  The World's Largest Wetlands: Ecology and Conservation. 559-560. Abstract
Tjoelker, M. G., Oleksyn J., Lorenc-Plucinska G., & Reich P. B. (2009).  Acclimation of respiratory temperature responses in northern and southern populations of Pinus banksiana. 181, 218-229.
Lopez-Linares, F., Carbognani K., Sosa-Stull C., Pereira-Almao P., & Spencer R. J. (2009).  Adsorption of virgin and visbroken residue asphaltenes over solid surfaces. 1. Kaolin, Smectite clay minerals, and Athabasca siltstone. 23, 1901-1908.
Mazur, M., Mintz R., Lapalme M., & Wiens B. (2009).  Ambient air total gaseous mercury concentrations in the vicinity of coal-fired power plants in Alberta, Canada. 408, 373-381.
Hugenholtz, C. H., Smith D. G., & Livingston J. M. (2009).  Application of floodplain stratigraphy to determine the recurrence of ice-jam flooding along the lower Peace and Athabasca Rivers, Alberta. 34(1), 79-94.
Turcotte, D., Pasloski A., Lanser B., Alm K., & Liber K. (2009).  Are there toxic interactions between salinity and naphthenic acids in the toxicity of oil sands process water to freshwater invertebrates?. In : Proceedings of the 35th Annual Aquatic Toxicity Workshop, October 5 to 8, 2008, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, edito. Canadian Technical Report of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 2841, 60-61.
Renkema, K. A., Lieffers V. J., & Landhäusser S. M. (2009).  Aspen regeneration on log decking areas as influenced by season and duration of log storage. 38(3), 323-335.
Toor, N., Han X., Franz E., MacKinnon M., Martin J., & Liber K. (2009).  Biodegradation of complex naphthenic acid mixtures and a probable link between congener profiles and aquatic toxicity. In : Proceedings of the 35th Annual Aquatic Toxicity Workshop, October 5 to 8, 2008, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, editors, K. Liber, D. M. J. Canadian Technical Report of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 2841, 52-53.
Ciborowski, J., Dixon G., Foote L., Liber K., & Smits J. (2009).  Carbon dynamics, food web structure & reclamation strategies in Athabasca oil sands (CFRAW) - overview and progress. In : Proceedings of the 35th Annual Aquatic Toxicity Workshop, October 5 to 8, 2008, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, editors, K. Liber, D. M. Jan. Canadian Technical Report of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 2841, p. 50.
Strausz, O. P., Safarik I., & Lown E. M. (2009).  Cause of asphaltene fluorscence variation with molecular weight and its ramifications for laser mass spectrometry. 23, 1555-1562.
Lee, P., & Hannerman M. (2009).  Conservation priorities for the Lower Athabasca Planning Region, Alberta. 21.
Fisher, T. G., Waterson N., Lowell T. V., & Hajdas I. (2009).  Deglaciation ages and meltwater routing in the Fort McMurray region, northeastern Alberta and northwestern Saskatchewan, Canada. 28(17-18), 1608-1624.
Liao, Z. W., Zhao J., Creux P., & Yang C. P. (2009).  Discussion on the structural features of asphaltene molecules. 23, 6272-6274.
Timoney, K. P., & Lee P. (2009).  Does the Alberta Tar Sands industry pollute? The scientific evidence. 3, 65-81.
McDonald, B., Wagenaar A., La Porte J., Misfeldt G., & Chatwell I. (2009).  Ecological and human health sediment risk assessment for a hydrocarbon-impacted site in Lake Athabasca. In : Proceedings of the 35th Annual Aquatic Toxicity Workshop, October 5 to 8, 2008, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, editors, K. Liber, D. M. Janz and L. E. B. Canadian Technical Report of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 2841, p. 129.

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