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McKibben, C. (2005).  Books, bells and bachelors : Early schools of the South Peace. 1-184.
[Anonymous] (2005).  Crime and deviance in Canada : Historical perspectives. 1-386. Abstract
Lawe, L. B., & Wells J. (2005).  Cumulative effects assessment and EIA follow-up: A proposed community-based monitoring program in the oil sands region northeastern Alberta. (Mikisew Cree First Nations Industry Relations Corporation, Ed.).23(3), 4 pages . Abstract
Lawe, L. B., & Wells J. (2005).  Cumulative effects assessment and EIA follow-up: a proposed community-based monitoring program in the oilsands region, northeastern Alberta. 23 ( 3 ),  205-209 . Abstract
Murray, G., Boxall P. C., & Wein R. W. (2005).  Distribution, Abundance, and Utilization of Wild Berries by the Gwich'in People in the Mackenzie River Delta Region. 59(2), 174-184. Abstract
Lima-Neto, E., Zhu D. Z., Rajaratnam N., Yu T., Spafford M., & McEachern P. (2005).  Effectiveness of surface aeration and oxygen injection system in the Athabasca River. Abstract
Magual, A. (2005).  Electroacoustic spectroscopy of water-in-diluted bitumen emulsions. Chemical and Materials Engineering(M. Sc.), 181.
Mehta, P. (2005).  Evaluating the potential of Alder-Frankia symbionts for the remediation and revegetation of oil sands tailings. Natural Resources Sciences(M. Sc.), 99. Abstract
Miura Carruyo, M. A. (2005).  Evolution of bubble size distribution for turbulent air-water flow in pipelines. Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering(M. Sc.), 185.
McMillan, R. A. (2005).  Forest floor as an amendment in oil sand reclamation. 108 pages . Abstract
McMillan, R. A. (2005).  Forest floor as an amendment in oil sands reclamation. Renewable Resources(M. Sc.), 109. Abstract
Martin, C. (2005).  Keepers of the game : Indian-animal relationships and the fur trade. 1-226.
Frank, R., Kavanagh R. J., Burnison B. K., Headley J. V., Peru K. M., Van Der Kraak G. J., et al. (2005).  Large volume extraction of naphthenic acids from oil sands tailings pond water and subsequent purification using diethylaminoethyl cellulose. 1 page .
Flowers, R. M. (2005).  A lower crustal perspective on the stabilization and reactivation of continental lithosphere in the western Canadian shield. (Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences, Ed.).Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences(Sc. D.), 222. Abstract
Milijan, C. (2005).  Management and closure of Talisman Energy's salt impacted sites in the Lac La Biche area of Alberta. 91.
Daly, C. A., & Ciborowski J. J. H. (2005).  Microbial carbon sources in wetlands affected by oil sands mining in northern Alberta. 40 pages .
Mitchell, M. P. (2005).  Montane landscape heterogeneity and vegetation change in Jasper National Park (1949-1997). Natural Resources and Environmental Studies(M. Sc.), 132. Abstract
Scott, A. C., MacKinnon M. D., & Fedorak P. M. (2005).  Naphthenic acids in Athabasca oil sands tailings waters are less biodegradable than commercial naphthenic acids. 39(21), 6 pages . Abstract
McKechnie, N. R. (2005).  Predicting climate change impacts on precipitation for western North America.
Greer, C. W., Mehta P., Labelle S., Guibord N., Foritn N., Beaudin J., et al. (2005).  Remediation and revegetation of tar sands composite tailings containing naphthenic acids and high salt using alder-Frankia symbionts. 11 pages . Abstract
McDermid, G. J. (2005).  Remote sensing for large-area, multi-jurisdictional habitat mapping. Geography(Ph. D.), 271. Abstract
Macaulay, D. (2005).  Survey of the Odonate fauna in Birch Mountains Wildland Park. Abstract
Tymstra, C., MacGregor B., & Mayer B. (2005).  The 2002 House River fire. 65, 16-18.
Magual, A., Horvath-Szabo G., & Masliyah J. H. (2005).  Acoustic and electroacoustic spectroscopy of water-in-diluted bitumen emulsions. 21(19), 8649-8657.
Goual, L., Horvath-Szabo G., Masliyah J. H., & Xu Z. (2005).  Adsorption of bituminous components at oil/water interfaces investigated by quartz crystal microbalance : implications to the stability of water-in-oil emulsions. 21(18), 8278-8289.

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