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2005

Andison, D. W. (2005). A Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. What is a "disturbance plan"?. Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 6,

Andison, D. W., & McCleary K. (2005). How do wildfires generate coarse woody debris?. Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 34,

Andison, D. W., & Services B. L. - E. (2005). Natural levels of forest age-class variability on the RSDS landscape of Alberta. 90.

Andison, D. W., & McCleary K. (2005). Surviving as an individual?. Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 32,

Andison, D. W., & McCleary K. (2005). What tends to survive as individuals?. Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 33,

Andison, D. W. (2005). Which is more important : variability between fires or within fires?. Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 35,

2004

Andison, D. W. (2004). Does "fuel-type" influence fire event patterns?. Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 24,

Andison, D. W. (2004). A Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. Location is everything. Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 2,

Andison, D. W. (2004). A Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. Not just another "course filter" study. Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 5,

Andison, D. W. (2004). A Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. What is it all about?. Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 1,

Andison, D. W. (2004). A Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. What will this project produce?. Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 4,

Andison, D. W. (2004). A Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. Who is involved & how?. Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 3,

Andison, D. W. (2004). Island details : relevant patterns or trivial pursuits?. Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 29,

Andison, D. W., & Services B. L. - E. (2004). Island remnants on Foothills and mountain landscapes of Alberta. Part II on residuals. Alberta Foothills Disturbance Ecology Research Series Report No. 6,

Andison, D. W. (2004). Learning new tricks from old forests. Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 25,

Andison, D. W. (2004). Paying attention to "Negative space". Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 26,

Andison, D. W. (2004). The shapes of things to come. Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 27,

Andison, D. W. (2004). What do events, disturbance patches, & islands have in common?. Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 28,

2003

Andison, D. W. (2003). Alberta-Pacific FMA Area Forest Management Plan September 2004. Natural levels of forest age-class variability on the Alberta-Pacific FMA. 38.

Andison, D. W. (2003). Are all islands created equal?. Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 19,

Andison, D. W. (2003). Boundary zones, or islands with a twist. Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 23,

Andison, D. W. (2003). Old growth.islands?. Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 20,

Andison, D. W. (2003). Surviving as (Surprise!) a matrix remnant. Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 22,

Andison, D. W. (2003). Surviving as an island remnant. Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 18,

2002

Andison, D. W. (2002). Defining old space. Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 17,

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