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[Anonymous] (2009). Regional Economic Indicators. North East Region.

Thoms, J. (2009). Relating zoobenthic & emergent terrestrial insect production to tree swallow (Tachycineta bicolor) nestling diet in oil sands wetlands.

Helps, D. M. (2009). Relationships between water quality, species composition, biodiversity and ecosystem function in lakes and flooded pits exposed to uranium mining activities in northern Saskatchewan. Biology(M. Sc.), Abstract

[Anonymous] (2009). Report on movement and habitat use of fishes in the lower Athabasca River from 2008 -2009. (Applied Aquatic Research Ltd., Ed.). 59 pages . Abstract

Flanagan, T. (2009). Resource industries and security in northern Alberta. Abstract

Flanagan, T. (2009). Resource industries and security issues in northern Alberta. 1-13. Abstract

[Anonymous] (2009). Responsible actions: A plan for Alberta's oil sands. (Alberta Treasury Board, Ed.). 48 pages.

[Anonymous] (2009). Results from long term soil and vegetation plots established in the oil sands region (2008). (Paragon Soil and Environmental Consulting Inc., Jacques Whitford - AXYS Environmental, Ed.). 35 pages . Abstract

[Anonymous] (2009). Review and assessment of deposition and potential bioaccumulation of trace metals in the Athabasca oil sands region. (ENVIRON International Corporation, Ed.). 134 pages . Abstract

Hood, G., Bromely C., & Kur N. T. (2009). A review of existing models and potential effects of water withdrawals on semi-aquatic mammals in the lower Athabasca River. 91 pages . Abstract

Carlson, N. D. (2009). Reviving witiko (windigo): an ethnohistory of "cannibal monsters" in the Athabasca district of northern Alberta, 1878-1910. 56(3), 355-394.

Swainson, B. (2009). Rivers at risk: the status of environmental flows in Canada. 1-96.

Losic, S. (2009). The role of nesting double-crested cormorants in the eutrophication of small boreal lakes. Biological Sciences(M. Sc. ), 101.

Zhao, H. (2009). Role of water chemistry in oil sands processing. Chemical and Materials Engineering(Ph. D.), 281.

Livezey, K. B. (2009). Range expansion of barred owls, part I : chronology and distribution. 161, 49-56.

Livezey, K. B. (2009). Range expansion of barred owls, part II : facilitating ecological changes. 161, 323-349.

Dawe, K. L., & Boutin S. (2009). Range expansion of white-tailed deer : differentiating responses to climate change and industrial land use : proposal for the Alberta Upstream Petroleum Research Fund. 14.

Sansom, B., MacDonald J., MacKinnon M., Dixon D. G., & Lee L. (2009). Rapid assessment of toxicity of oil sands process affected waters using fish cell lines. In : Proceedings of the 35th Annual Aquatic Toxicity Workshop, October 5 to 8, 2008, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, editors, K. Liber, D. M. Janz and L. E. Burridge. Canadian Technical Report of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 2841, p. 59.

Smith, L. A. (2009). Rates of elemental sulphur oxidation and associated oxygen and sulphur isotope fractionation.

Danial-Fortain, P., Gauthier T., Merdrignac I., & Budzinski H. (2009). Reactivity study of Athabasca vacuum residue in hydroconversion conditions. 150, 255-263.

Anielski, M., & Wilson S. (2009). The real wealth of the Mackenzie region : assessing the natural capital values of a northern boreal ecosystem. 36.

Schieck, J., & Eaton B. (2009). Reclamation of oil sands sites - recommendations for Biodiversity Restoration and Monitoring, presentation from Biodiversity Reclamation in the Oil Sands Region : Current State and Next Steps.

[Anonymous] (2009). Recommended Conservation Approach for the Lower Athabasca Regional Plan. 8.

Viau, A. E., & Gajewski K. (2009). Reconstructing millennial-scale, regional paleoclimates of boreal Canada during the Holocene. 22(2), 316-330.

Dutilleul, P., Haltigin T. W., & Pollard W. H. (2009). Recovery and cryopreservation of epididymal sperm of plains bison (Bison bison bison) as a model for salvaging the genetics of wood bison (Bison bison athabascae). 44(5), 815-822.

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