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2013
Melvin, S. D., Lanctot C. M., Craig P. M., Moon T. W., Peru K. M., Headley J. V., et al. (2013).  Effects of naphthenic acid exposure on development and liver metabolic processes in anuran tadpoles. 177, 5 pages . Abstract
2012
Muir, J. E., d'Entremont M., Gatten J., Ainsworth L., & Robichaud D. (2012).  Validation procedures for habitat models in the oil sands region. 112 pages .
Melvin, S. D., & Trudeau V. L. (2012).  Growth development and incidence of deformities in amphibian larvae exposed as embryos to naphthenic acid concentrations detected in the Canadian oil sands region. 167, 5 pages . Abstract
Cruz-Martinez, L., & Smits J. E. G. (2012).  Potential to use animals as monitors of ecosystem health in the oil sands region. 52 pages . Abstract
2011
Hersikorn, B., Young R., Fedorak P., & Smits J. (2011).  Minimal health impacts but detectable tissue residues after exposure of northern leopard frogs (Lithobates pipiens) to commercial naphthenic acids (PO). Abstract
Hersikorn, B. D., & Smits J. E. G. (2011).  Compromised metamorphosis and thyroid hormone changes in wood frogs (Lithobates sylvaticus) raised on reclaimed wetlands on the Athabasca oil sands. 159(2), 5 pages . Abstract
Smits, J., & Schock D. (2011).  Compromised development and survival in amphibians in reclaimed wetlands' water containing oil sands process-affected material (PO). Abstract
[Anonymous] (2011).  Integrated monitoring plan for the oil sands: Terrestrial biodiversity component. (Environment Canada, Ed.). 66 pages.
Eaton, B., & Fisher J. T. (2011).  The state of existing empirical data and scientific knowledge on habitat-species relationships for wildlife that occupy aquatic habitats with a focus on the boreal region of Alberta. 121 pages . Abstract
2010
Hersikorn, B. D., Ciborowski J. J. C., & Smits J. E. G. (2010).  The effects of oil sands wetlands on wood frogs (Rana sylvatica). 92(8), 14 pages . Abstract
2009
Hersikorn, B., & Smits J. E. (2009).  In-situ caging of wood frog (Rana sylvatica) larvae in wetlands formed from oil sands tailings materials (OSPM). 1 page .
Gupta, N. (2009).  Effects of oil sands process-affected water and substrates on wood frog (Rana sylvatica) eggs and tadpoles. 149 pages . Abstract
Hersikorn, B. D. (2009).  In-situ caged wood frog (Rana sylvatica) survival and development in wetlands formed from oil sands process-affected materials (OSPM). Abstract
2008
Hersikorn, B., & Smits J. E. (2008).  Effects of oil sands waste water on the wood frog (Rana sylvatica). 211 pages .
2007
[Anonymous] (2007).  Wildlife health literature review with specific reference to wildlife species and chemicals of potential concern in the oil sands region. (Intrinsik Environmental Sciences Inc., Ed.). 34 pages .
2006
Kansas, J. L., & Collister D. M. (2006).  Wildlife habitat mapping SEWG (South) study area. 62 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2006).  Canadian toad life history and regional habitat model. (Golder Associates Ltd., Ed.). 46 pages .
2004
Golder Associates Ltd. (2004).  Wildlife corridor literature review and synthesis.
2003
Collister, D. M., Kansas J. L., Antoniuk T., & Power B. J. (2003).  Review and assessment of environmental effects information for wildlife and fish indicators in the Regional Sustainable Development Strategy (RSDS) study area within the Athabasca oil sands region (AOSR). 432 pages . Abstract
2002
Wiacek, R., Nietfeld M., & Lazaruk H. (2002).  A review and assessment of existing information for key wildlife and fish species in the Regional Sustainable Development Strategy study area. Volume 1: Wildlife. 281 pages . Abstract
2001
[Anonymous] (2001).  Review of predictive modelling tools for wildlife and fish key indicators in the Wood Buffalo region. (Salmo Consulting Inc., URSUS Ecosystems Management Ltd, GAIA Consultants Inc., Ed.). 54 pages . Abstract
2000
Pollet, I., & Bendell-Young L. I. (2000).  Amphibians as indicators of wetland quality in wetlands formed from oil sands effluent. 19(10), 6 pages . Abstract
1979
Ealey, D. M., Hannon S., & Hilchie G. J. (1979).  An interim report on the insectivorous animals in the AOSERP study area. 294 pages . Abstract
Roberts, W., Lewin V., & Brusnyk L. (1979).  Amphibians and reptiles in the AOSERP study area. 51 pages . Abstract
1978
Tsui, P., Tripp D., & Grant W. (1978).  A study of biological colonization of the West Interceptor Ditch and lower Beaver Creek. 144 pages . Abstract

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