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2008
Saint-Germain, M., Drapeau P., & Buddle C. M. (2008).  Persistence of pyrophilous insects in fire-driven boreal forests: population dynamics in burned and unburned habitats. 14(4), 713-720.
2006
Buddle, C. M., Langor D. W., Pohl G. R., & Spence J. R. (2006).  Arthropod responses to harvesting and wildfire: implications for emulation of natural disturbances in forest management. 128(3), 346-357.
2004
Buddle, C. M., & Draney M. L. (2004).  Phenology of Linyphiids in an old-growth deciduous forest in central Alberta, Canada. 32(2), 221-230.
Buddle, C. M., Spence J. R., & Langor D. W. (2004).  Succession of boreal forest spider assemblages following wildfire and harvesting. 23(4), 424-436.
2003
Graham, A. K., Buddle C. M., & Spence J. R. (2003).  Habitat affinities of spiders living near a freshwater pond. 31(1), 78-89.
2002
Buddle, C. M. (2002).  Interactions among young stages of the wolf spiders Pardosa moesta and P. mackenziana (Araneae: Lycosidae). 96(1), 130-136.
Work, T. T., Buddle C. M., Korinus L. M., & Spence J. R. (2002).  Pitfall trap size and capture of three taxa of litter-dwelling arthropods : implications for biodiversity studies. 31(3), 438-448.
2001
Buddle, C. M. (2001).  Spiders (Araneae) associated with downed woody material in a deciduous forest in central Alberta. 3(4), 241-251.
2000
Buddle, C. M. (2000).  Life history of Pardosa moesta and Pardosa mackenziana (Araneae, Lycosidae) in central Alberta, Canada. 28(3), 319-328.

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