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Pullin, N. E., Jackson R. K., Thorborn R. F., & et al (1988).  3-dimensional imaging of heat zones at an Athabasca tar sands thermal pilot. 72(2), 238-239.
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Skinner, W. R., Flannigan M. D., Stocks, B. J., & et al (2002).  A 500 hPa synoptic wildland fire climatology for large Canadian forest fires, 1959-1996. 71, 157-169.
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Strausz, O. P., Mojelsky T. W., Faraji F., & et al (1999).  Additional structural details on Athabasca asphaltenes and their ramifications. 13, 207-227.
Gabos, S., Audette, Robert, & et al (2000).  The Alberta Oil sands Community exposure and health effects assessment program : summary report. 74.
Almdal, W. W., Kirchen R. P., Lau S., & et al (1989).  All-synthetic diesel fuel from Athabasca bitumen - properties, testing and operating experience. 54.
Gal, R., Wein R. W., & et al (1994).  Analogues of climate change-fire-vegetation responses in the Mackenzie Basin. In : S. J. Cohen (eds.) Mackenzie Basin Impact Study (MBIS). Interim Report, 337-343.
Carbyn, L. N., & et al (1989).  Analysis of the decline of bison in Wood Buffalo National Park from 1971 to 1981 and a review of the status to 1989. 268.
Holm, J., Palace, V., & et al (2003).  An assessment of the development and survival of wild rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) exposed to elevated selenium in an area of active coal mining. In : proceedings of the 26th Annual Larval fish Conference, In.
Barrow, M. P., Witt M., Headley J. V., & et al (2010).  Athabasca oil sands process water : characterization by atmospheric pressure photoionization and electrospray ionization fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance spectrometry. 82(9), 3727-3735.
Dabbs, D. L., & et al (1985).  Atmospheric emissions monitoring and vegetation effects in the Athabasca oil sands region. Environmental Research Monograph 1985-5, 127.
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Olsen, Ben, & et al (1999).  Barred owl reproductive habitat : habitat suitability index model. Version 3.
Shaw, R. C., Czarnecki J., Schramm L. L., & et al (1994).  Bituminous froths in the hot-water flotation process. 242, 423-459.
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Rahimi, P., Gentzis T., Dettman H., & et al (2000).  Characterization of high-boiling point Athabasca bitumen fractions and their hydrocracked products. 18.
Sawatzky, H., Beshai J. E., George A. E., & et al (1978).  Chemical changes in nitrogenous materials during hydrocracking of Athabasca bitumen. 55.
Wolfe, B. B., Karst-Riddoch T. L., Hall R. I., Edwards T. W. D., & et al (2007).  Classification of hydrological regimes of northern floodplain basins (Peace-Athabasca Delta, Canada) from analysis of stable isotopes (d180, d2H) and water chemistry. 21, 151-168.
Gajewski, K., Vance R., Sawada M., Fung I., Gignac D. L., Halsey L., et al. (2000).  The climate of North America and adjacent ocean waters ca. 6 ka. 37, 661-681.
Soja, Amber J., & et al (2007).  Climate-induced boreal forest change : predictions versus current observations. 56, 274-296.
Langenberg, W., & et al (1989).  Coal quality variation in the Cadomin-Luscar coalfield, Alberta. Earth Sciences Report 89-1,
Gray, M. R., Zhao Y. X., McKnight C. M., & et al (1999).  Coking of hydroprocessing catalyst by residue fractions of bitumen. 13(5), 1037-1045.
Moore, R. G., Laureshen C. J., Ursenbach M. G., & et al (1999).  Combustion/oxidation behavior of Athabasca oil sands bitumen. 2(6), 565-572.
Stenseth, Nils Chr.. Boutin, S., & et al (1999).  Common dynamic structure of Canada lynx populations within three climatic regions. 285(5430), 1071-1073.
Yoshida, R., Yoshida T., Nakata Y., & et al (1983).  Comparison of the chemical-structure of coal hydrogenation products, Athabasca tar sand bitumen and Green River shale oil. 7(2), 161-171.
Parker, R. J., Clark P. D., Ignasiak B. L., & et al (1986).  Coprocessing of Highvale coal with Athabasca bitumen in syngas mixtures. 67.
Gray, M. R., Le T., McCaffrey W. C., & et al (2001).  Coupling of mass transfer and reaction in coking of thin films of an Athabasca vacuum residue. 40(15), 3317-3324.
Xu, Y., & et al (1991).  A critical review of the phase behavior and physical properties of heavy oil/bitumen systems. 371.

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