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Hebblewhite, M., & Merrill E. (2008). Modelling wildlife-human relationships for social species with mixed-effects resource selection models. 45(3), 834-844.

Watson, B. M., McKeown R. A., Putz G., & MacDonald D. J. (2008). Modification of SWAT for modelling streamflow from forested watersheds on the Canadian boreal plain. 7, S145-S159.

Pape, A. D., & Franklin S. E. (2008). MODIS-based change detection for grizzly bear habitat mapping in Alberta. 74(8), 973-985.

Brimelow, J. C., & Reuter G. W. (2008). Moisture sources for extreme rainfall events over the Mackenzie River Basin. In : Cold Region Atmosphere and Hydrologic Studies. The Mackenzie GEWEX experience. Volume 1 : Atmospheric Dynamics, edited by Ming-ko Woo. 127-136.

Nakayama, T., Takahashi A., Skinner L., & Kayo A. (2008). Monitoring an oil-sands reservoir in northwest (Northeast?) Alberta using time-lapse 3D seismic and 3D P-SV converted-wave data. 27, 1158-1175.

Jost, R. W., Rice A. V., Langor D. W., & Boluk Y. (2008). Monoterpene emissions from lodgepole and jackpine bark inoculated with mountain pine beetle-associated fungi. 28, 37-46.

Graf, M. D., & Rochefort L. (2008). Moss regeneration for fen restoration : field and greenhouse experiments. 18(1), 121-130.

[Anonymous] (2008). Mountain pine beetle initiative. Foothills Growth and Yield Association Quicknote No. 8,

Rice, A. V., Thormann M. N., & Langor D. W. (2008). Mountain pine beetle-associated blue-stain fungi are differentially adapted to boreal temperatures. 38(2), 133-123.

Glen, Jack, & et al (2008). Mountain trails : memoirs of an Alberta forest ranger in the mountains and foothills of the Athabasca forest, 1920-1945.

Ayrton, W. G. (2008). The mountains, the rocks the oil and gas. March,

MacDonald, J. D., Kiniry J. R., Putz G., & Prepas E. E. (2008). A multi-species, process based vegetation simulation module to simulate successional forest regrowth after forest disturbance in daily time step hydrological transport models. 7, S127-S143.

Phillips, J. P. T. (2008). Multistakeholderism in oil sands governance. Working Paper Series,

Eaton, B. R., Moenting A. E., Paszkowski C. A., & Shpeley D. (2008). Myiasis by Lucilia silvarum (Calliphoridae) in amphibian species in boreal Alberta, Canada. 94(4), 949-952.

Startsev, N. A., Lieffers V. J., Landhäusser S. M., & Velazquez-Martinez A. (2008). N-transfer through aspen litter and feather moss layers after fertilization with ammonium nitrate and urea. 311, 51-59.

Frank, R. A. (2008). Naphthenic acids: Identification of structural properties that influence acute toxicity.

Kochtubajda, B., Flannigan M. D., Gyakum J. R., Stewart R. E., Burrows W. R., Way A. M., et al. (2008). The nature and impacts of thunderstorms in a northern climate. In : Cold Region Atmosphere and Hydrologic Studies. The Mackenzie GEWEX experience. Volume 1 : Atmospheric Dynamics, edited by Ming-ko Woo. 383-402.

Dondale, C. D. (2008). A new species of Xysticus (Araneae, Thomisidae) from Alberta. 36, 601-603.

Matthews, J. (2008). New tailings concepts : discussion of opportunities. In : Proceedings of the International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008.

Chu, A., Paradis T., Wallwork V., & Hurdal J. (2008). Non segregating tailings at the Horizon Oil sands Project. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008. 3-12.

Lerbekmo, J. F., Heaman L. M., Baadsgaard H., Muehlenbachs K., Evans M. E., & Sweet A. R. (2008). Normal polarity magnetosubchrons in 24r and the age of the Paleocene-Eocene boundary. 45(7), 781-793.

Humphries, M. (2008). North American Oil sands : history of development, prospects for the future. CRS Report for Congress RL34258, 30.

Humphries, M. (2008). North American Oil Sands : history of development, prospects for the future. 31.

Josephy, D. P. (2008). Northern exposures, northern risks : toxicology in Canada. 21(10), 1909-1912.

Mohamed, M. H., Wilson L. D., Headley J. V., & Peru K. M. (2008). Novel materials for environmental remediation of tailing pond waters containing naphthenic acids. 86(4), 237-243.

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