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2008
Ranger, M. J., Gingras M. K., & Pemberton G. S. (2008).  The role of ichnology in the stratigraphic interpretation of the Athabasca oil sands.
Ranger, M. J., & Gingras M. K. (2008).  Stratigraphy and sequence stratigraphic surfaces of the McMurray Formation.
Ranger, M. J., & Gingras M. K. (2008).  Stratigraphy and sequence stratigraphic surfaces of the McMurray Formation, 2008 Hedberg Conference, Banff, Alberta, Canada.
2006
Pearson, N. J., & Gingras M. K. (2006).  An ichnological and sedimentological facies model for Muddy Point-Bar deposits. 76, 771-782.
2005
Buatois, L. A., Gingras M. K., MacEachern J., Mangano G. M., Zonneveld J. - P., Pemberton G. S., et al. (2005).  Calibrating the brackish-water trace fossil model through geologic time.
2004
Grover, R. W., & Gingras M. K. (2004).  Preliminary results: 3-dimensional architecture and facies associations of the McMurray Formation, north mine area - Syncrude Canada Ltd. (Syncrude) Lease.
2003
Ranger, M. J., & Gingras M. K. (2003).  Discussion of C. W. Langenberg, F. J. Hein, D. Lawton and J. Cunningham. Seismic modeling of fluvial-estuarine deposits in the Athabasca oil sands using ray-tracing techniques, Steepbank River area, northeastern Alberta. 51(3), 347-353.
2000
Harris, C. R., Gingras M. K., Ranger M. J., & Pemberton G. S. (2000).  Detailed mapping and analysis of a frozen paleo oil-water contact, Athabasca Oil Sands; implications regarding reserve calculation and reservoir management.

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