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[Anonymous] (2005).  National Fire Management Strategy.
Andison, D. W., & Services B. L. - E. (2005).  Natural levels of forest age-class variability on the RSDS landscape of Alberta. 90.
and Inc., M. S. C. I. N. /S. C. (2005).  Natural range of variability of physical, biological, and water and sediment quality characteristics of streams in the Athabasca oil sands region . 167.
Purdy, B. G., Macdonald E. S., & Lieffers V. J. (2005).  Naturally saline boreal communities as models for reclamation of saline oil sand tailings. 13(4), 667-677.
Bayley, S. E., Thormann M. N., & Szumigalski A. R. (2005).  Nitrogen mineralization and decomposition in western boreal bog and fen peat. 12(4), 455-465.
McPhee, J., MacMillan T., & Narvot M. (2005).  Non-native plants Jasper National Park field identification guide.
Priestley, L. T. (2005).  Northern Goshawk and Barred Owl nesting phenology in central Alberta. 35(2), 10-12.
Swisterski, A. M., Ciborowski J. J. H., Wytrykush C. M., & Beierling C. (2005).  A novel approach to assess chironomid (Diptera : Chironomidae) community composition in the Athabasca oil sands region. In Proceedings of the 32nd Annual Aquatic Toxicity Workshop, October 3 to October 5, 2005, Waterloo, Ontario, editors, D. G. Dixon, S. . Canadian Technical Report of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 2617, p. 43.
Inc., R. W. D. I. A. (2005).  Nox Dispersion and chemistry assumptions in the CALPUFF Model. 38.
Finan, A. E., Miu K., & Kadak A. C. (2005).  Nuclear technology and Canadian oil sands : integration of nuclear power with in-situ oil extraction. MIT-NES-TR-005,
Kopra, K., & Fyles J. (2005).  Nutrient budget for aspen forests on clay soils in west-central Alberta. SFMN Research Note Series No. 5, 6.
Rice, A. V., & Currah R. S. (2005).  Oidiodendron: a survey of the named and unnamed anamorphs of Myxotrichum. 53, 83-120.
Glennon, M. (2005).  Oil sands Co-generation potential : survey results.
Woynillowicz, D., Severson-Baker C., & Raynolds M. (2005).  Oil sands fever: the environmental implications of Canada's oil and rush.
Bryan, J., Kantzas A., & Bellehumeur C. (2005).  Oil-viscosity predictions from low field NMR measurements. 8(1), 44-52.
Whitney, C. (2005).  On Snow-Shoes to the Barren Grounds: Twenty-Eight Hundred Miles After Musk-Oxen and Wood-Bison. 1-335.
Czarnecki, J., Radoev B., Schramm L. L., & Slavchev R. (2005).  On the nature of Athabasca oil sands. 114-115, 53-60.
Long, J., Xu Z., & Masliyah J. H. (2005).  On the role of temperature in oil sands processing. 19(4), 1440-1446.
[Anonymous] (2005).  On the way to moose lake.
Newmaster, S. G., Belland R. J., Arsenault A., Vitt D. H., & Stephens T. R. (2005).  The ones we left behind : comparing plot sampling and floristic habitat sampling for estimating bryophyte diversity. 11(1), 57-72.
and Inc., T. E. H. (2005).  Open water survey of Athabasca River at Embarrass (Reach #2). 8.
and Inc., T. E. H. (2005).  Open water survey of Athabasca River at Northlands (Reach #5). 7.
Hoffman, R. S., & Smith A. T. (2005).  Order Lagamorpha. In: Mammals species of the world. 3rd ed. D. E. Wilson and D. M. Reeder, editors. 185-211.
Stanton, M. S. (2005).  Origin of the Lower Cretaceous heavy oils ("Tar sands") of Alberta .
Negrave, R. (2005).  An outline of physical resources in Willmore Wilderness Park.

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