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Zou, X. Y., Dukhedin-Lalla L., Zhang X. H., & Shaw J. M. (2004). Selective rejection of inorganic fine solids, heavy metals, and sulfur from heavy oils/bitumen using alkane solvents. 43(22), 7103-7112.

Biftu, G. F., & Gan T. Y. (2004). A semi-distributed, physics-based hydrologic model using remotely sensed and digital terrain. 25(20), 4351-4379.

Tu, Y., Li Z., Pleizier G., Ng S., & Chung K. (2004). Separation and characterization of problematic solids from Athabasca oil sands and waste unit samples. 82, 678-686.

Ferdous, D., Dalai A. K., & Adjaye J. (2004). A series of NiMo/Al2O3 catalysts containing boron and phosphorus Part II. Hydrodenitrognation and hydrodesulfurization using heavy gas oil derived from Athabasca bitumen. 260(2), 153-162.

Chambers, P. A., & Guy M. (2004). Setting nutrient guidelines for the Northern Rivers of Alberta.

Scott, J. D., Chalaturnyk R. J., & Jeeravipoolvarn S. (2004). Settlement of tailings slurries by creep compression. In : proceedings of the CIM Edmonton 2004 Conference, Edmonton, Alberta, 9-12 May.

Ferone, J. M., & Devito K. J. (2004). Shallow groundwater-surface water interactions in pond-peatland complexes along a boreal plains topographic gradient. 292, 75-95.

Andison, D. W. (2004). The shapes of things to come. Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 27,

Stasiuk, E. N., Schramm L. L., Yarranton H., & Shelfantook B. (2004). Shear and interfacial phenomena involved in reducing process temperatures for the recovery of bitumen from Athabasca oil sand.

Deutsch, C. V., Leuangthong O., & Ren W. (2004). Short note on required data for SAGD reservoir characterization.

Macdonald, E., Burgess C. J., Scrimgeour G. J., Boutin S., Reedyk S., & Kotak B. (2004). Should riparian buffers be part of forest management based on emulation of natural disturbance?. 187(2-3), 185-196.

[Anonymous] (2004). Significance and disturbance study of Devonshire Beach-Lesser Slave Provincial Park. 28.

[Anonymous] (2004). Significance and disturbance study of Devonshire Beach-Lesser Slave Provincial Park. Appendix A. Significance evaluation of the Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park. 2p.

Li, C. (2004). Simulating forest fire regimes in the foothills of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. In: A. H. Perera, L. J. Buse, and Weber, M. G., eds. Emulating natural forest landscape disturbances : Concepts and applications. 98-112.

Weclaw, P., & Hudson R. J. (2004). Simulation of conservation and management of woodland caribou. 177(1-2), 75-94.

Allen, L., Johnson D. J., & Vujnovic K. (2004). Small patch communities of Colin-Cornwall Lakes Wildland Provincial Park.

Macrae, M. L., Devito K. J., Redding T., Creed I. F., & Bell W. (2004). Soil phosphorus in relation to surface and ground phosphorus in harvested and forested portions of a sub-humid boreal aspen upland.

Conlin, T., Cheyne D., & Dymond J. (2004). Soil temperatures and suckering response of trembling aspen (Populus tremuloides Michx.) following disposal of hog on winter-logged cutblocks. 80, 687-693.

Whitaker, J. O. (2004). Sorex cinereus. 743, 1-9.

Boulanger, J., Gordon S., & Munro R. (2004). Sources of heterogeneity bias when DNA mark-recapture sampling methods are applied to grizzly bear (Ursus arctos) populations. 85(4), 618-624.

Mercer, E. G., Whittington J., Skinner G., & Mucha D. (2004). South Jasper woodland caribou research and monitoring program 2002/2003 progress report.

Duffy, G., Tonn W. M., Scrimgeour G. J., & Proctor H. C. (2004). The South Shore Watershed Project : determining the responses of boreal forest stream ecosystems to harvesting. In : Forest Land-Fish Conference II- Ecosystems stewardship through collaboration Proceedings of the Forest-Land-Fish Conference II, April 26-. 71-72.

[Anonymous] (2004). Southern communities traditional baseline food studies, Alberta, Canada: First Nations environmental contaminants program.

Cumming, S., & Cartledge P. (2004). Spatial and temporal patterns of the industrial footprint in northeast Alberta, 1960-2000. Research Communications 2004/2005,

Akre, C., Headley J. V., Conly M. F., Peru K. M., & Dickson L. C. (2004). Spatial patterns of natural polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in sediment in the Lower Athabasca River. 39(5), 1163-1176.

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