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2010

Frederick, K. (2010). Determining productivity of transferred benthic biofilms within wetlands differing in anthropogenic stressors. In prep. Completion December 2010(M. Sc.),

2009

Dimitriu, P. A. (2009). Functional and compositional responses of microorganisms to reclamation of surface-mined boreal forest soils. Forestry(Ph. D.), 153. Abstract

Guo, C. (2009). Rapid densification of the oil sands mature fine tailings (MFT) by microbial activity. Civil and Environmental Engineering(Ph. D.), Abstract

Gardner Costa, J. (2009). Spatial variation of wetland sediment respiration in constructed wetlands, northeastern Alberta. In Prep, completion September 2009(M. Sc.),

2008

Pisz, J. (2008). Characterization of extremophilic sulfur oxidizing microbial communities inhabiting the sulfur blocks of Alberta's oil sands. Soil Science(M. Sc. ),

Frederick, K. (2008). Using biofilms and grazing midges (Diptera : Chironomidae) to determine nitrogen isotope baseline and enrichment in food webs of constructed wetlands in anthropogenic inputs.

2007

Videla, P. P. (2007). Examining oil sands dissolved carbon and microbial degradation using stable isotope analysis. Biology(M. Sc. ), Abstract

Vukosavljevic, D. (2007). Photodegradation and microbial degradation of oil sands PACs and the utilization of oil sands sources by primary consumers. Biology(Undergraduate),

2006

Penner, T. J. (2006). Analysis of methanogenic microbial communities from oil sands processing tailings. Abstract

2004

Carr, G. M. (2004). Prediction of periphyton in rivers. 236. Abstract

2001

Joly, D. O. (2001). Brucellosis and tuberculosis as factors limiting population growth of northern bison. Biology(Ph. D. ),

1988

Tessaro, S. V. (1988). A descriptive and epizootiologic study of brucellosis and tuberculosis in bison in northern Canada. 320. Abstract

1984

Mensforth, M. A. (1984). Effects of soil amendation and time on the development of microbiological activity in reclaimed oil sand tailings. Biology(M. Sc.), 123.

1981

Wyndham, R. C. (1981). Adaptations of Aquatic Microorganisms to the Biodegradation of Oil Sands Hydrocarbons of the Athabasca. Biology(Ph. D.), 243.

1976

Zarnke, R. L. (1976). Occurrence of selected microbial pathogens in Alberta wild mammals 1970-1974. 59.

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