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Thompson, M. D., Wride M. C., & Kirby M. E. (1978).  Ecological habitat mapping of the AOSERP study area: Phase I. 203 pages . Abstract
Karpuk, E. W. (1978).  Ecological land classification south-east of Lesser Slave Lake, Alberta using airbourne and LANDSAT remote sensing. Geography(M. Sc.), 274. Abstract
Nagy, J. A., & Russell R. H. (1978).  Ecological studies of the boreal forest grizzly bear (Ursus arctos L.) Annual report for 1977. CWS-77-069, 72.
Asch, M. (1978).  The economics of Dene self-determination. 339-352. Abstract
[Anonymous] (1978).  The effects of forestry operations on the historical resource base of Alberta..
Griffiths, W. H., & Walton B. D. (1978).  The effects of sedimentation on the aquatic biota. 86 pages . Abstract
McVea, F. J. (1978).  Electrical properties of the Athabasca tar sands. Electrical Engineering(M. Sc.), 151.
Newton, E. (1978).  Elizabeth McDougall : Madonna of the plains. 1-64.
[Anonymous] (1978).  Environmental information for the Fort Chipewyan power plant. 28.
Case, J. W. (1978).  Epiphytic lichens as biological monitors of air pollution in west-central Alberta, Canada.
[Anonymous] (1978).  Evaluation of AOSERP reclamation research progress and needs. (Hardy Associates Ltd., Ed.). 178 pages .
Fu, B. C. H. (1978).  An evaluation of mechanisms and criteria for solvent extraction of bitumen from Athabasca oil sand.
Russell, F. (1978).  Explorations in the far north : Being the report of an expedition under the auspices of the University of Iowa during the years 1892, '93 and '94.
Pollock, J. W. (1978).  Early cultures of the Clearwater River area, northeastern Alberta. Occasional Paper No. 6, 163.
Prager, G. (1978).  Early cultures of the Clearwater River area, northeastern Alberta : appendix : faunal analysis. Occasional Paper No. 6, 163.
Smith, J. G. E. (1978).  Economic uncertainty in an "original affluent society': Caribou and Caribou Eater Chipewyan adaptive strategies. 15(1), 68-88. Abstract
George, A. E., Pruden B. B., & Sawatzky H. (1978).  Effect of hydrocracking Athabasca bitumen on sulphur-type distribution in the naphtha fraction. Canada CANMET report 78-26, 9.
Kriz, J. F., Belinko K., & Nandi B. N. (1978).  Effect of tin catalysts on hydrorefining of Athabasca oil sand bitumen and on coal hydrogenolysis. 26.
Hardin, A. H., Packwood R. H., & Ternan M. (1978).  Effects of median pore diameters in CO-MO-AL2O3 catalysts on conversion of Athabasca bitumen. 69.
Griffiths, W. H., & Walton B. D. (1978).  The effects of sedimentation on aquatic biota. AOSERP Report 35, 86.
Malhotra, S. S., & Khan A. A. (1978).  Effects of SO2 fumigation on lipid biosynthesis in pine needles. 17, 241-244.
Smith, J. G. E. (1978).  The emergence of the micro-urban village among the Caribou-Eater Chipewyan. Abstract
Basso, E. B. (1978).  The Enemy of Every Tribe: "Bushman" Images in Northern Athpaskan Narratives. 5(4), 690-709. Abstract
Chappel, R. W., & Hudson R. J. (1978).  Energy costs of feeding in Rocky Mountain sheep. 23(21), 359-363.
[Anonymous] (1978).  Engineering behind the Syncrude Tar Sands project. 51(8), 44-46.

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