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Randall, T. E. (1962).  Breeding habits of Bonaparte's gull. 231-234.
Olsen, B. T. (1999).  Breeding habitat ecology of the barred owl (Strix varia) at three spatial scales in the boreal mixedwood forest of north-central Alberta. Biological Sciences(M. Sc.), 
Johnstone-Beaver, L. (1979).  Breeding ecology of the peregrine falcons in northeastern Alberta.
Beaver, R., & Ballantyne M. (1979).  Breeding distribution and behaviour of the white pelican in the Athabasca Oil Sands area. AOSERP Report 82, 93.
Beaver, R., & Ballantyne M. (1979).  Breeding distribution and behaviour of the white pelican in the Athabasca oil sands area. 93 pages . Abstract
Vaughan, M. R., & Keith L. B. (1980).  Breeding by juvenile snowshoe hares. 44(4), 948-951.
Erskine, A. J. (1993).  Breeding bird surveys and the Breeding Bird Census. In : Birds in the boreal forest : proceedings of a workshop held March 10-12, 1992 in Prince Alberta, Saskatchewan, D. H. Kuhnke, editor. 227-233.
Park, J. L. (1990).  Breeding bird survey report, 1988-1989. 20(3), 89-92.
[Anonymous] (1991).  Breeding bird survey of the 50-A baseline and the freehold extension areas, spring 1991.
Colins, B. J., & Wendt J. S. (1990).  The Breeding Bird Survey in Canada 1966-1983 : analysis of trends in breeding populations. Technical Report Series no. 75,
Park, J. L. (1988).  The breeding bird survey in Alberta, 1968-87. 18(2), 53-58.
Cumming, E. E., Hobson K. A., & Van Wilgenburgh S. L. (2001).  Breeding bird declines in the boreal forest fringe of western Canada: insights from long-term BBS routes. 115(3), 425-435.
Kirk, D. A., Diamond A. W., Hobson K. A., & Smith A. R. (1996).  Breeding bird communities in the western and northern Canadian boreal forest: relationship to forest type. 74, 1749-1770.
Nieman, D. J. (1971).  Breeding biology and habitat relationships of mallard and canvasback in the Peace-Athabasca Delta. Biology(M. Sc.), 78.
Beaver, R. D. (1980).  Breeding behaviour of white pelicans in the Birch Mountains, northeastern Alberta. Zoology(M. Sc.), 103.
Enderson, J. H. (1965).  A breeding and migration survey of the peregrine falcon. 77(4), 327-339.
Enderson, J. H. (1965).  A breeding and migration survey of the peregrine falcon.
Park, D. G., & Jones B. (1987).  Brecciation in the Devonian Keg River Formation of northern Wood Buffalo National Park, northeast Alberta. 35(4), 416-429.
Andres, D. D. (1980).  The breakup process and the documentation of the 1978 ice jams on the Athabasca River at Fort McMurray. 143-158.
Andres, D. (1981).  Breakup of the Athabasca and Peace Rivers : a generalized documentation. In : Daily hydrologic model user manual Mackenzie River Basin Committee (Canada). Mackenzie River Basin Study report. Supplement 8,
Xu, Y., Wu J., Dabros T., Hamra H., Wang S., Bidal M., et al. (2004).  Breaking water-in-bitumen emulsions using polyoxyalkylated DETA demulsifer. 82(4), 829-835.
Swainger, J. S. (1998).  Breaking the Peace: Fictions of the Law-Abiding Peace River Country, 1930-1950. 5-25.
Crickmore, P. J., Veljkovic M., & Cooke E. D. (1989).  Breaking naphtha/water and water/naphtha emulsions with a packed bed coalescer. 5(4), 391-396.
Stewart, J. (2000).  Breaking lodgepole pine stagnation : understanding biological processes and evaluating management tools.
Watson, P., Fenerson T., Mahmoudkhani A., Nair M., Patel A., & Roberts G. (2011).  Breakage and reformation of flocs in oil sands tailings slurries. 10 pages . Abstract

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