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Ripmeester, J. A., Kotlyar L. S., Sparks B. D., & et al (1993).  H-2 NMR and Gel formation of the ultrafine solids fraction associated with the Athabasca oil sands fine tails. 19.
Graham, A. K., Buddle C. M., & Spence J. R. (2003).  Habitat affinities of spiders living near a freshwater pond. 31(1), 78-89.
Niemela, J., Spence J. R., & Spence D. H. (1992).  Habitat associations and seasonal activity of ground-beetles (Coleoptera, Carabidae) in central Alberta. 124, 521-540.
Hoyt, Jeff, S., & Hannon, Susan J. (2002).  Habitat associations of black-backed and three-toed woodpeckers in the boreal forest of Alberta. 32, 1881-1888.
Hoyt, J. S. (2000).  Habitat associations of black-backed Picoides arcticus and three-toed P. tridactylus woodpeckers in the northeastern boreal forest of Alberta. Biological Sciences(M. Sc.), 96.
Wind, E. (1996).  Habitat associations of wood frogs (Rana sylvatica), and effects of fragmentation, in boreal mixedwood forests. Forest Sciences(M. Sc. ), 
Osko, T. J. (2003).  Habitat availability-preference relationships: Moose case study. Renewable Resources(Ph. D. ), 115.
Corkum, L. D. (1989).  Habitat characterization of the morphologically similar mayfly larvae, Caenis and Tricorythodes (Ephemeroptera). 179, 103-109.
Doberstein, A. J. (1978).  Habitat classification survey of a portion of the Lesser Slave Lake basin. Unpublished Report,
Wielgus, R. B. (1986).  Habitat ecology of the grizzly bear in the southern Rocky Mountains of Canada. 136.
Bonar, R. (1994).  Habitat ecology of the Pileated woodpecker in Alberta. 24(1), 13-15.
Nielsen, S. E. (2005).  Habitat ecology, conservation, and projected population viability of grizzly bears (Ursus arctos L.) in west-central Alberta, Canada. Biological Sciences(Ph. D.), 
[Anonymous] (1984).  Habitat enhancement and the petroleum industry : a final report.
Villard, M. - A., Martin P. R., & Drummond C. G. (1993).  Habitat fragmentation and pairing success in the ovenbird. 110, 759-768.
Gignac, D. L. (1990).  Habitat limitations and ecotype structure of mire Sphagnum in western Canada. Botany(Ph. D.), 305. Abstract
Gignac, D. L., & Vitt D. H. (1990).  Habitat limitations of Sphagnum along climatic, chemical, and physical gradients in mires of western Canada. 93(1), 7-22.
Schmiegelow, F. K. A., & Monkkonen M. (2002).  Habitat loss and fragmentation in dynamic landscapes: avian perspectives from the boreal forest. 12(2), 375-389.
Shandruk, L. J., & Barnard T. (1984).  Habitat management strategy: Meanook National Wildlife Area. Technical Report No. 84-5 CWS-84-05, 29.
Timoney, K. (1999).  The habitat of nesting whooping cranes. 89(2), 189-197.
[Anonymous] (1973).  The habitat of Syncrude tar sand lease 17. Environmental Monograph 1973-1, 40.
[Anonymous] (1973).  The habitat of Syncrude tar sands Lease #17: An initial evaluation. (Syncrude Canada Ltd., Ed.). 40 pages .
Syncrude Canada Ltd. (1973).  The habitat of Syncrude Tar Sands Lease No. 17, an initial evaluation. Environmental Research Monograph 1973-1, 40.
Tonn, W. M., Vandenbos R. E., & Paszkowski C. A. (1995).  Habitat on a broad scale: relative importance of immigration and extinction for small lake fish assemblages. 337/338/339, 47-61.
Nummelin, M., Vepsaelaeinen K., & Spence J. R. (1984).  Habitat partitioning among developmental stages of waterstriders (Heteroptera : Gerridae). 42(3), 267-275.
Song, S. (1995).  Habitat quality of forest eagles for breeding songbirds in a fragmented landscape. In : Boreal forest ecosystem management : Edmonton Conference and Workshop, January 29, 30, 31, 1995, Edmonton Convention Centre, 9797 Jasper Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta. 118-119.