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1978
Green, J. E. (1978).  Techniques for the control of small mammal damage to plants : a review. AOSERP Report 38, 111.
Harms, V. L. (1978).  A tentative checklist of the rare and potentially endangered native vascular plants of Saskatchewan. 32.
Winner, W. E., & Bewley J. D. (1978).  Terrestrial mosses as bioindicators of SO synecological analysis and the index of atmospheric purity. 35, 311-325.
Storer, J. E. (1978).  Tertiary sands and gravels in Saskatchewan and Alberta : correlation of mammalian faunas. Special Paper,
Ward, J. G. (1978).  Tests of a bird-scaring raft for use on a large tailings pond.
Ward, J. G. (1978).  Tests of the Syncrude bird deterrent device for use on a tailings pond. 115.
Mickle, R. F., Guise-Bagley L., & Kobelka W. F. (1978).  Tethersonde. In : Meteorology and air quality winter field study in the AOSERP study area, March 1976, compiled by F. Fanaki. AOSERP Report 27, 11-21.
Hayashitani, M., Bennion D. W., Donnelly J. K., & Moore R. G. (1978).  Thermal cracking models for Athabasca oil sands oil.
Speight, J. G. (1978).  Thermal cracking of Athabasca bitumen, Chapter 6. In : Bitumens, asphalts and tar sands, G. V. Chilingarian and T. F. Yen, editors. Developments in Petroleum Science Volume 7, 123-154.
Moschopedis, S. E., Parkash S., & Speight J. G. (1978).  Thermal decomposition of asphaltenes. 57(7), 431-434.
Connan, J., & Van Der Weide B. M. (1978).  Thermal evolution of natural asphalts, Chapter 3. In : Bitumens, asphalts and tar sands, G. V. Chilingarian and T. F. Yen, editors. Developments in Petroleum Science Volume 7, 27-55.
Patmore, D. J., & Pruden B. B. (1978).  Thermal hydrocracking of Athabasca bitumen - comparison of computer-simulated feed and product vaporization with pilot-plant data. 25.
Patmore, D. J., Pruden B. B., & Shah A. M. (1978).  Thermal hydrocracking of Athabasca bitumen : comparison of computer simulated values of feed and product vaporization. Canada CANMET report 78-4, 45.
Sekhar, M. V. C., & Ternan M. (1978).  Thermogravimetric studies on pyrolysis of pitch derived from hydrocracked Athabasca bitumen. 60.
[Anonymous] (1978).  This agreement made this 29th day of September, 1978, between Her Majesty the queen, in right of the Province of Saskatchewan.and Amok Ltd.: lease agreement. 43.
[Anonymous] (1978).  Townsite selective study.
Cambon, J. L., Klvana D., Chavarie C., & Bosisio R. G. (1978).  Traitement du stable bitumineux par macro-ondes. 56(6), 735-742.
Beltaos, S. (1978).  Transverse mixing in natural streams. Report SWE 78-1,
Jablonski, P. D. (1978).  Tri-Creeks data, 1967-1978. 567.
Jablonski, P. D. (1978).  The Tri-Creeks Watershed : a study into the effects of logging on the physical, chemical and biotic conditions of three Alberta eastslope streams. Tri-Creeks Watershed Study report No. 1, 30.
Jablonski, P. D. (1978).  The Tri-Creeks Watershed : a study into the effects of logging on the physical, chemical and biotic conditions of three Alberta eastslope streams. Appendix. Table A Area - evaluation Wampus Basin, Table B Area -elevation Deerlick Basin, Table C Area - eva. Tri-Creeks Watershed Study report No. 1, 4p.
Lipsett, W. A., & Beltaos S. (1978).  Tributary mixing characteristics using water quality parameters. Open File Report 1978-7, 41.
1977
Anonymous (1977).  Tar sands update. 8 pages . Abstract
Vaartnou, H. (1977).  Testing grasses and legumes for revegetation of disturbed areas in Alberta: 1976 Progress Report. 108 pages .
Warrington, N. (1977).  Testing of legumes in various soils. 16 pages .

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