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Liang, J., Tumpa F., Estrada L. P., Gamal El-Din M., & Liu Y. (2011).  Ozone-assisted settling of diluted oil sands mature fine tailings: A mechanistic study. 43 pages . Abstract
Fu, H., El-Din M. G., Smith D. W., MacKinnon M. D., & Zubot W. (2008).  Ozone treatment of naphthenic acids in Athabasca Oil Sands process-affected water. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008. 228-231.
Fu, H., Gamal El-Din M., Smith D. W., MacKinnon M. D., & Zubot W. (2008).  Ozone treatment of naphthenic acids in Athabasca oil sands process-affected water. 3 pages .
Garcia-Garcia, E., Ge J. Q., Oladiran A., Montgomery B., El-Din M. G., Perez-Estrada L. C., et al. (2011).  Ozone treatment ameliorates oil sands process water toxicity to the mammalian immune system. 45(18), 8 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2006).  Ozone management framework for the regional municipality of Wood Buffalo area. 19.
Martin, J. W., Barri T., Han X., Fedorak P. M., Gamal El-Din M., Perez L., et al. (2010).  Ozonation of oil sands process-affected water accelerates microbial bioremediation. 44(21), 6 pages . Abstract
Scott, A. C., Zubot W., MacKinnon M. D., Smith D. W., & Fedorak P. M. (2008).  Ozonation of oil sands process water removes naphthenic and toxicity. 71(1), 156-160.
Scott, A. C., Zubot W., MacKinnon M. D., Smith D. W., & Fedorak P. M. (2008).  Ozonation of oil sands process water removes naphthenic acids and toxicity. 71(1), 4 pages . Abstract
Cha, Z. (2009).  Ozonation of Canadian Athabasca asphaltene. Civil and Environmental Engineering(Ph. D. ), 198. Abstract
Pereira, A. S., Islam S. M., El-Din M. G., & Martin J. W. (2013).  Ozonation degrades all detectable organic compound classes in oil sands process-affected water; an application of high-performance liquid chromatography/obitrap mass spectrometry. 27(21), 9 pages . Abstract
He, Y., Wiseman S. B., Zhang X., Hecker M., Jones P. D., El-Din M. G., et al. (2010).  Ozonation attenuates the steroidogenic disruptive effects of sediment free oil sands process water in the H295R cell line. 80(5), 578-584.
He, Y., Wiseman S. B., Zhang X., Hecker M., Jones P. D., Gamal El-Din M., et al. (2010).  Ozonation attenuates the steroidogenic disruptive effects of sediment free oil sands process water in the H295R cell line. 80(5), 6 pages . Abstract
Wang, N. (2011).  Ozonation and biodegradation of oil sands process water. 91 pages . Abstract
Barton, B. A., & Taylor B. R. (1996).  Oxygen requirements of fishes in northern Alberta Rivers with a general review of the adverse effects of low dissolved oxygen. 31, 361-409.
Chambers, P. A., Schrimgeour G. J., Pietroniro A., Culp J. M., & Loughran I. (1993).  Oxygen modelling under river ice covers. Proceedings of the Workshop on Environmental Aspects of River Ice, T. D. Prowse, (Editor). NHRI Symposium Series No. 12, 235-260.
Macdonald, G., Lewis R., Hamilton H., & Thompson M. (1989).  Oxygen model (DOSTOC) calibration for Lower Athabasca River assignment #2.
Luckman, B., & Gray J. (1990).  Oxygen isotope ratios from tree rings containing compression wood. 33(1), 117-121.
[Anonymous] (1993).  Oxygen injection contingency plan for the Athabasca River.
Ignasiak, T., Strausz O. P., & Montgomery D. S. (1977).  Oxygen distribution and hydrogen bonding in Athabasca asphaltene . 56(4), 359-365.
Noton, L. R., & Allan D. (1994).  Oxygen conditions in the Athabasca River system with emphasis on winters 1990-93. 59 pages . Abstract
Frakman, Z., Ignasiak T. M., Lown E. M., & Strausz O. P. (1990).  Oxygen compounds in Athabasca asphaltene. 4(3), 263-270.
Legge, A. H., van Zinderen Bakker E. M., Peake E., & Lindsay D. C. (1980).  The oxides of nitrogen and their interaction in the environment : a review. 169.
Oakes, K. D., McMaster M. E., & Van Der Kraak G. J. (2004).  Oxidative stress responses in longnose sucker (Catostomus catostomus) exposed to pulp and paper mill and municipal sewage effluents. 67(3), 255-271.
Rodríguez-Estival, J., García-de Blas E., & Smits J. E. G. (2016).  Oxidative stress biomarkers indicate sublethal health effects in a sentinel small mammal species, the deer mouse (Peromyscus maniculatus), on reclaimed oil sands areas. Ecological Indicators. 62, 9 pages . Abstract
Al-Amrousi, F. A., El-Naggar A. Y., & Abdallah R. I. (2007).  Oxidative degradation of Athabasca bitumen, fuel oil, and used transformer oil. 25(4), 453-470.

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