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Moncur, M., Birks J. S., Tennant A., Wieser M., Taylor E., & Gibson J. J. (2014).  δMo fingerprinting of Athabasca oil sands process affected waters. Abstract
Moncur, M., Birks J. S., Tennant A., Wiser M. E., & Gibson J. J. (2013).  δ98MO as a potential tracer to evaluate sources and processes controlling Mo concentrations in natural and process affected water in the Athabasca oil sands region. Abstract
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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 .
Evans, M. S., Andrews D., Jeffries D., & McEachern P. (2004).  Zooplankton community structure and aquatic chemistry in northeastern Alberta : potential sensitivities to increased acidification. In : Proceedings of the 31st Annual Aquatic Toxicity Workshop, October 24 to 27, 2004, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. Canadian Technical Report of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 2562, p. 87.
Lindsey, C. C., & McPhail J. D. (1986).  Zoogeography of fishes of the Yukon and Mackenzie basins. 639-674.
Leonhardt, C., & Ciborowski J. J. H. (2001).  Zoobenthic succession of constructed wetlands in the Fort McMurray, Alberta oil sands region. 2 pages . Abstract
McEwen, D., & Tocher R. S. (1976).  Zone management : key to controlling recreational impact in developed campsites. 74(2), 90-93.
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MacDonald, J. (1983).  Yukon bibliography: Cumulated subject index to 1980. 1-153.
Matheson, S. S. (1991).  Youngblood of the Peace. 1-234.
MacLeod, W. K., & Blythe A. W. (1953).  Yields of spruce-poplar stands in northern Alberta. Unpublished Report,
MacLeod, W. K., & Blyth A. W. (1955).  Yields of even-aged fully stocked spruce-poplar stands in northern Alberta. Technical Note No. 18, 33.
MacLeod, W. K. (1952).  Yield and volume tables for aspen in central and northern Alberta.
Chester, C., Britt S., Miller J., Quinn D., & Tabor G. (2007).  Yellowstone to Yukon : transborder collaboration across a vast international landscape. 19.
Merrill, T., & Mattson D. J. (1998).  Yellowstone to Yukon : a physical overview. Land cover structure of Yellowstone to Yukon. In : L. Willcox, B. Robinson and A. Harvey, editors, A sense of place : issues, attitudes and resources in the Yellowstone to Yukon Ecoregion. 27-28.
Teitz, M. W., & Mountjoy E. W. (1985).  The Yellowhead and Astoria carbonate platforms in the Late Proterozoic Upper Miette Group, Jasper, Alberta. Current Research, Part A, Paper 85-1A, 341-348.
Mahr, M. (1999).  Y2Y aquatics strategy workshop.
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Mercier, P. H. J., Patarachao B., Kung J., Kingston D. M., Woods J. R., Sparks B. D., et al. (2008).  X-ray diffraction (XRD)-derived processability markers for oil sands based on clay mineralogy and crystallite thickness distributions. 22(5), 3174-3193.
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Thompson, D. (2009).  The writings of David Thompson. Volume 1, the travels, 1850 version. 1-352.
Milliman, J. D., & Meade R. H. (1983).  World-wide delivery of river sediment to the oceans. 91, 1-21.
Morrison, W. R., & Coates K. S. (1994).  Working the North: Labor and the northwest defense projects, 1942–1946. 1-270. Abstract
Higgelke, P. E., & MacLeod H. L. (2000).  Woodland caribou habitat supply model.
Mercer, G. (2003).  Woodland caribou conservation in Jasper National Park. Wild Voices Speaker Series,
Wang, E. I. C., & Micko M. M. (1984).  Wood quality of white spruce from north central Alberta. 14, 181-185.
McNamee, K. (1992).  Wood Buffalo National Park : a borderline experience. 2(4), 
Merrill, C. L. (1958).  Wood Buffalo National Park (attributed title). Unpublished report AFW-58-023, 4.