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Wardle, S. (1978).  Chemical analytical methodology for nutrient analysis of sediment cores of Baptiste Lake, Lake Isle, Lac. Ste. Anne. 63.
Thompson, M. D., Wride M. C., & Kirby M. E. (1978).  Ecological habitat mapping of the AOSERP study area: Phase I. 203 pages . Abstract
Griffiths, W. H., & Walton B. D. (1978).  The effects of sedimentation on the aquatic biota. 86 pages . Abstract
Reid, I. A., Charbonneau J. O. G., & Warner L. A. (1978).  Glacier surveys in Alberta-1975. Report Series No. 60, 17.
Warner, L. A., & Spitzer M. O. (1978).  Interim compilation of 1976 suspended sediment data for the AOSERP study area. AOSERP Report 51, 59.
Walmsley, J. L., & Bagg D. L. (1978).  A method of correlating wind data between two stations with application to the Alberta oil sands. 16(4), 14 pages.
Lusis, M. A., Anlauf K. G., Barrie L. A., & Wiebe H. A. (1978).  Plume chemistry studies at a northern Alberta power plant. 12(12), 8 pages . Abstract
Nowlin, R. A., Watmough S. A., Dillon P. J., & Somers K. M. (1978).  Relationships between habitats forages and carrying capacity of moose range in northern Alberta. Part 1: Moose preferences for habitat and strata and forages. 63 pages .
Wong, P. K. (1978).  Sedimentology and diagenesis of the Upper Devonian Kaybob stratigraphic reef. 207.
Wells, A. W. (1978).  Systematics, variation and zoogeography of two North American cyprinid fishes. Zoology(Ph. D. ), 295.
Nellis, C. H., Wetmore S. P., & Keith L. B. (1978).  Age-related characteristics of coyote canines. 42(3), 680-683.
Whaley, H., & Lee G. K. (1978).  An assessment of plume dispersion parameters measured in fall and winter at a tar-sands refinery complex. Presented at 70th Annual Meeting of the Air Control Pollution Association, June 1977. 28(6), 589-593.
Woody, N. G. (1978).  Bear management plan for Jasper National Park. Unpublished report BJNP-310, 15.
Woody, N. G. (1978).  Bear Management, Jasper National Park, 1978 season. Unpublished report BJNP-312, 7.
Westworth, D. A. (1978).  Beaver and muskrat aerial survey, October 1978. 8.
Winner, W. E., & Bewley J. D. (1978).  Contrasts between bryophyte and vascular plant synecological responses in an SO2-stressed white spruce association in central Alberta. 33, 311-325.
Wood, R. (1978).  Crude-oil starts to flow from sands of Athabasca. AUG, 36-.
Welmers, A., Bergougnou C. G., & Baker C. G. J. (1978).  Cryogenic recovery of tar from Athabasca tar sands. 56(1), 99-102.
Keith, L. B., & Windberg L. A. (1978).  A demographic analysis of the snowshoe hare cycle. 58, 3-70.
Wylie, E. (1978).  Diversity and vitality of 10 epiphytic lichens measured over standardized sections of jack pine, white spruce and black spruce within an 11 kilometer radius from the Great Canadian Oil Sands Limited complex in July 1977.
Griffiths, W. H., & Walton B. D. (1978).  The effects of sedimentation on aquatic biota. AOSERP Report 35, 86.
Woody, N. G. (1978).  Evaluation of bear management in Jasper National Park, 1978. Unpublished report BJNP-311, 9.
Caldwell, W. G. E., North B. R., Stelck C. R., & Wall J. H. (1978).  Foraminiferal Zonal Scheme for the Cretaceous System in the Interior Plains of Canada. Special Paper 18, 495-576.
Walmsley, J. L., & Bagg D. L. (1978).  A method of correlating wind data between two stations with application of the Alberta Oil Sands. 16(4), 333-347.
Westworth, D. A. (1978).  Moose populations on Syncrude's Lease 17 and 22: results of the 1978 December aerial survey and a review of recent trends in seasonal movements. 19.

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