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Battigelli, J. P. (2011).  Exploring the world beneath your feet - soil mesofauna as potential biological indicators of success in reclaimed soils. (Stantec Consulting Ltd., Ed.). 12 pages . Abstract
Battigelli, J. P., & Leskiw L. A. (2006).  Soil arthropod fauna from natural ecosites and reclaimed oil sands soils in northern Alberta. 9 pages .
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Turcotte, D., Paslowski A., Lanser B., Alm K., & Liber K. (2009).  Are there toxic interactions between salinity and naphthenic acids in the toxicity of oil sands process water to freshwater invertebrates?. 2 pages .
Whelly, M. P., & Ciborowski J. J. H. (1999).  Assessment of oil sands process water toxicity in wetlands of northern Alberta using Chironomid mentum deformities. Abstract
Kilgour, B., Gibbons W., Davies M., & McNamee P. (2007).  Benthos monitoring in RAMP. 82 pages .
Martin, J., Ciborowski J. J. H., & Wytrykush C. (2007).  Do chironomid (Diptera Chironomidae) polytene chromosomal puffs reflect instantaneous growth? An in situ bioassay of oil sands mine process waters in constructed wetlands. 2 pages .
Wytrykush, C. M., & Ciborowski J. J. H. (2003).  Ecosystem stress response: Understanding effects on the benthic invertebrate community of Alberta oil-sands wetlands. 1 page . Abstract
Squires, A. J., & Liber K. (2004).  Ecotoxicological assessment of using oil sands coke in aquatic reclamation strategies. 54 pages . Abstract
Squires, A. J., & Liber K. (2003).  The effect of high and low dissolved oxygen on the toxicity of oil sands coke and its leachate to Chironomus tentans. 1 pages .
Baker, L., Ciborowski J. J. C., & MacKinnon M. D. (2008).  The effects of petroleum coke amendments in constructed oil sands wetlands: Trace metal concentrations in pore waters macrophyte and invertebrate tissues.
Baker, L. F., Ciborowski J. J. H., & MacKinnon M. D. (2004).  Effects of petroleum coke on development of invertebrate and macrophyte communities in constructed wetlands. 61 pages .
Baker, L. F., Ciborowski J. J. H., & MacKinnon M. D. (2005).  Effects of petroleum coke on the development of aquatic biota in constructed wetlands. 1 page .
Kennedy, K., & Ciborowski J. (2010).  Emergence growth and dispersal of Chironomidae in reclaimed wetlands in the Athabasca oil sands region of Alberta. Abstract
Barr, L., Ciborowski J. J. H., Cooper N., & Foote L. (2003).  Experimental sediment exchanges between natural and constructed wetlands on oil sands leases near Fort McMurray, Alberta: A look at the relationship between sediment treatments and benthic macroinvertebrates colonizers. 53 pages . Abstract
Anderson, J., Wiseman S., Franz E., Gamal El-Din M., Martin J., Jones P., et al. (2011).  Growth of Chironomus dilutus larvae exposed to ozone-treated and untreated oil sands process water (PO). 1 page .
Turcotte, D., Kautzman M., Wojnarowicz P., Cutter J., Bird E., & Liber K. (2010).  Investigating salt and naphthenic acids interactions in the toxicity of oil sands process water to freshwater invertebrates. Abstract
Ciborowski, J. J. H., Whelly M. P., Leonhardt C., & Laing D. (1999).  Midges (Diptera: Chironomidae) as indicators of wetland viability in the Alberta oil sands region. 5 pages .
Farwell, A. J., Butler B. J., MacKinnon M. D., & Dixon D. G. (2003).  Monitoring degradation of oil sands constituents and foodweb dynamics in aquatic reclamation using stable isotopes. 83 pages .
Swisterski, A. M., Ciborowski J. J. H., Wytrykush C. M., & Beierling C. (2005).  A novel approach to assess chironomid (Diptera: Chironomidae) community composition in the Athabasca oil sands region. 43 pages .
Van Meer, T., & Lagimodiere M. (1999).  Oil sands Regional Aquatics Monitoring Program. 1 page .
Farwell, A., Videla P., Butler B., Daly C., Wytrykush C., & Dixon D. G. (2007).  An overview of the application of stable isotopes in the oil sands region.
Ganshorn, K. D., & Ciborowski J. J. H. (2001).  PAH bioaccumulation and export by dipterans in wetlands of the Alberta oil sands. 77 pages .
Boutsivongsakd, M., Farwell A., & Dixon D. G. (2007).  The potential use of black worms (Lumbriculus variegates) to assess surface-ground water interactions. 24 pages .
Thomas, J. L., Martin J. P., Harms N. J., Smits J. E., & Ciborowski J. J. (2009).  Relating zoobenthic & emergent terrestrial insect production to tree swallow (Tachycineta bicolor) nestling diet in oil sands wetlands. 2 pages.
Barr, L., Cooper N., Foote L., Tedder W., & Ciborowski J. J. H. (2004).  The relationship between sediment type and benthic macroinvertebrates mediated through aquatic macrophyte development: Experimental sediment exchanges between natural and constructed wetlands on oil sands leases near Fort McMurray Alberta. 2 pages .

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