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Palliser, J. (1950).  The journals, detailed reports, and observations relative to the exploration, by Captain Palliser, of that portion of British North America, which, in latitude, lies between the British boundary line and the height of land or watershed of the northern or. Binder's title: Palliser journals, reports and observations. 1-317.
Turner, J. P. (1950).  The North West Mounted Police, 1873-1893. Abstract
May, R. D., Blair R. V., Harry R. M., & Hoover O. H. (1950).  1950 survey of glaciers on eastern slope of Rocky Mountains in Banff and Jasper National Parks, August 15-September 1.
Fuller, W. A. (1950).  Aerial census of northern bison in Wood Buffalo Park and vicinity. 14(4), 445-451.
Falconer, W. L. (1950).  The Athabaska tar sands. 34,
Banfield, A. W. F. (1950).  The Barren-ground caribou. Unpublished report CWS-3-50, 275.
Soper, J. D. (1950).  Biological investigations in northern Alberta and the Northwest and Yukon Territories of Canada, 1949. Unpublished report, 97.
Rowan, W. (1950).  Canada's premier problem of animal conservation . 9, 38-57.
Rowan, W. (1950).  The coming peak of the ten-year cycle in Canada. 379-383.
Russell, L. S. (1950).  Correlation of the Cretaceous Tertiary transition in Saskatchewan and Alberta. 61, 27-42.
Ward, S. H., & Clark K. A. (1950).  Determination of the viscosities and specific gravities of oils in samples of Athabaska bituminous sand. Report No. 57, 22.
deWit, R., & McLaren D. J. (1950).  Devonian sections in the Rocky mountains between Crowsnest Pass and Jasper, Alberta. Paper 50-23, 66.
Severson, J. L. (1950).  Devonian stratigraphy, Sunwapta Pass area, Alberta, Canada. 34(9), 1826-1849.
Solmon, V. E. F. (1950).  Ecological survey of the national parks of Canada. 17.
[Anonymous] (1950).  The effect of forest succession upon the quality and nutritive values of woody plants used as food by moose. 28, 249-271.
Cowan, M. T. I., Hoar W. S., & Hatter J. (1950).  The effect of forest succession upon the quality and nutritive values of woody plants used as food by moose. D, 28, 249-271.
Stevens, W. E. (1950).  Elk liberated in Wood Buffalo Park. Unpublished report CWS-28-50, 3.
Cable, W. C. (1950).  Fisheries investigation report, Jasper National Park, Jacques Lake. Manuscript File Report, lakes file (Jacques Lake) J. 296-48, 3.
Peterson, W. S., & Gishler P. E. (1950).  The fluidized solids technique applied to Alberta oil sands problem. 24.
Cowan, M. T. I., & Mackay R. H. (1950).  Food habits of the marten (Martes americana) in the Rocky Mountain region of Canada. 64(3), 100-104.
Solmon, V. E. F. (1950).  Game fish in Canada's national parks. 21.
Greiner, H. R. (1950).  Geology of the Swan Hills. unpublished report, 31.
McFarlane, W. T. (1950).  Glacier survey in Banff and Jasper National Parks, 1949. 33, 120-126.
MacLeod, W. K. (1950).  Growth, development and yield of spruce-poplar stands in northern Alberta. Unpublished manuscript,
Rempel, J. G. (1950).  A guide to the mosquito larvae of western Canada. Sec. D. 28, 207-248.

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