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Cox, G. W. (1973). Hybridization between Mourning and MacGillivray's warblers. 90(1), 190-191.

Neill, C. R. (1973). Hydraulic and morphologic characteristics of the Athabasca River near Fort Assiniboine : the anatomy of a wandering gravel river. Open File Report 1973-33, REH/73/3, 23.

Neill, C. R. (1973). Hydraulic geometry of sand rivers in Alberta, Sym. Fluvial Processes and Sedimentation. NRC Hydrology Sym. #6, University of Alberta, Edmonton. 453-461.

Drake, J. J., & Harmon R. S. (1973). Hydrochemical environments of carbonate terrains. 9(4), 949-957.

[Anonymous] (1973). Hydrocracking Athabasca bitumen in the presence of coal - Part 1 : a preliminary study of the changes occurring in the coal. Research report 276, 35.

Soutar, P. S., McColgan E. C., & Parsons B. I. (1973). Hydrocracking of residual oils and tars - Part 5 - Surface-coated cobalt molybdate catalysts for hydro-treating. Research Report 263,

[Anonymous] (1973). Hydrodesulphurization of heavy gas-oils (650-975) degrees F) derived from Athabasca bitumen. Technical Bulletin 179, 35.

Soutar, P. S. (1973). The hydrodesulphurization of heavy gas-oils (650-975F) derived from Athabasca bitumen. Technical Bulletin TB 179, 14.

Brown, M. C. (1973). Hydrology of a large karst lake in western Alberta: Medicine Lake, Jasper . In : Proceedings Symposium on the Lakes of Western Canada, Edmonton, June, 1973, E. R. Reinelt, A. H. Laycock and W. M. Schultz (editors). University of Alberta Water Resources Centre Publication No. 2, 190-195.

Bennett, R. M., Card J. R., & Hornby D. M. (1973). Hydrology of Lake Athabasca : past, present and future, paper presented at the International Symposium on the Hydrology of Lakes, Otaniemi, Finland, July 23-27, 1973.

Bennett, R. M., Card J. R., & Hornby D. M. (1973). Hydrology of Lake Athabasca: past, present and future. 39, 337-345.

1972

Wuetherick, R. G. (1972). A history of Fort Chipewyan and the Peace-Athabasca delta region. 1-178.

Valentine, P. R., & Card J. R. (1972). Hydrometric field investigations and surveying. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section K.

[Anonymous] (1972). High Prairie regional recreation study. 3 v in 2.

Lemire, J. M., & O'Donnell D. H. (1972). High Prairie regional recreation study. Volume 1 : background information, evaluation of recreation administration and recreation interests in the population.

Wuetherick, R. G. (1972). A history of Fort Chipewyan.

Wuetherick, R. G. (1972). A history of Fort Chipewyan and the Peace-Athabasca Delta Region. In : Peace-Athabasca Delta Project, Technical Appendices, Volume 3, 1973 Support Studies. Section A. 178.

Bennett, R. M., & Card J. R. (1972). History of water levels. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section A.

[Anonymous] (1972). History of water levels. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section A. Appendix A-1. Daily lake levels.

Phillips, W. E., & Pattison W. S. (1972). Hunter guiding activity in northern Alberta, wildlife economics and policy. 36.

Kellerhals, R., Neill C. R., & Bray D. I. (1972). Hydraulic and geomorphic characteristics of rivers in Alberta. River Engineering and Surface Hydrology Report 72-1, 52.

McColgan, E. G., & Parsons B. I. (1972). Hydrocracking of residual oils and tars - Part 2 - the catalytic hydrocracking of Athabasca bitumen. Research Report 253, 35.

Soutar, P. S., McColgan E. C., & Parsons B. I. (1972). Hydrocracking of residual oils and tars - Part 3 - the effect of mineral matter on the thermal and catalytic hydrocracking of Athabasca bitumen. Research Report 256, 35.

McColgan, E. C., Soutar P. S., & Denis J. M. (1972). Hydrocracking of residual oils and tars - Part 4 - catalytic de-activation with bitumens from Athabasca, Cold Lake, and Lloydminister. Research Report 261, 35.

Reeder, S. W., Hitchon B., & Levison A. A. (1972). Hydrogeochemistry of the surface waters of the Mackenzie River drainage basin, Canada-I. Factors controlling inorganic composition. 36, 825-865.

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