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Culp, J. M., Podemski C. L., & Casey C. (1996).  Design and application of a transportable experimental stream system for assessing effluent impacts on riverine biota. 38 pages . Abstract  Download: 0-662-24488-5.pdf (7.51 MB)
Tallman, R. F., Tonn W. M., & Little A. (1996).  Diet, food web and structure of the fish community, lower Slave River, June to December, 1994 and May to August, 1995. 116 pages . Abstract  Download: 0-662-24658-6.pdf (7.12 MB)
Giles, M. A., Brown S. B., Van der Zweep M., Vandenbyllaardt L., Van Der Kraak G., & Rowes K. (1996).  Dissolved oxygen requirements for fish of the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River Basins: A laboratory study of Burbot (Lota lota). 77 pages . Abstract  Download: 0-662-24503-2.pdf (4.49 MB)
Giles, M. A., & Van der Zweep M. (1996).  Dissolved oxygen requirements for fish of the Peace, Athabasca and Slave Rivers: A laboratory study of Bull Trout (Salvelinus confluentus) and Mountain Whitefish (Prosopium williamsoni). (Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Freshwater Institute, Ed.). 188 pages . Abstract  Download: 0-662-24501-6.pdf (4.8 MB)
Andres, D. D. (1996).  The effects of flow regulation on freeze-up regime Peace River, Taylor to the Slave River. (Trillium Engineering and Hydrographies Inc., Ed.). Abstract  Download: 0-662-24481-8.pdf (8.71 MB)
Hamza, H. A., Stanonik D. J., & Kessick M. A. (1996).  Flocculation of lime-treated oil sands tailings. 75(3), 4 pages . Abstract
Prowse, T. D., Conly M., & Lalonde V. (1996).  Hydrometeorological conditions controlling ice-jam floods, Peace River near the Peace-Athabasca Delta. (National Hydrology Research Institute, Environment Canada, Ed.). Abstract  Download: 0-662-24620-9.pdf (16.44 MB)
Scrimgeour, G., & Chambers P. A. (1996).  Identification of spatial and temporal patterns in nutrient limitation with herbivory effects, Wapiti, Smoky and Athabasca Rivers, 1994. 43 pages . Abstract  Download: 0-662-24482-6.pdf (2.5 MB)
Scrimgeour, G., & Chambers P. A. (1996).  Identification of spatial and temporal patterns in nutrient limitation with herbivory effects: Wapiti, Smoky and Athabasca Rivers, 1994.. 43 pages . Abstract
Culp, J. M., & Podemski C. L. (1996).  Impacts of contaminants and nutrients in bleached kraft mill effluent on benthic insect and periphyton communities : assessments using artificial streams, Athabasca River, 1993 and 1994. 70 pages . Abstract  Download: 0-662-24951-1.pdf (6.98 MB)
Donald, D. B., Wrona F. J., Warwick W., Aitken W., Hunter F. G., & Syrgiannis J. (1996).  Indicators of ecosystem integrity: Peace-Athabasca Delta. 56 pages . Abstract  Download: 0-662-24828-7.pdf (9.86 MB)
Noton, L. R. (1996).  Investigations of streambed oxygen demand, Athabasca River, October 1994 to March, 1995. 55 pages . Abstract  Download: 0-662-24441-9.pdf (8.8 MB)
Tallman, R. F., Howland K. L., & Tonn W. M. (1996).  Life history variation of inconnu (Stenodus leucichthys) and burbot (Lota lota), lower Slave River, June to December, 1994. 68 pages . Abstract  Download: 0-662-24657-8.pdf (2.43 MB)
Tallman, R. F., Tonn W. M., & Howland K. J. (1996).  Migration of inconnu (Stenodus leucichthys) and burbot (Lota lota), Slave River and Great Slave Lake, June 1994 to July 1995. 60 pages. Abstract  Download: 0-662-24656-X.pdf (3.25 MB)
McDonald, K. (1996).  Probable air pathways for long-range transport of air pollutants to Lake Athabasca: Analysis using a Langrangian back trajectory model. 49 pages . Abstract  Download: 0-662-24654-3.pdf (9.76 MB)
Liem, L. E., Smith D. W., & Stanley S. J. (1996).  A review of literature on the removal of inorganic contaminants from drinking water. (University of Alberta, Dept of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Ed.). 52 pages . Abstract  Download: 0-662-24634-9.pdf (2.17 MB)
Aitken, B. (1996).  A spill response model, user's manual. 34 pages . Abstract  Download: 0-662-24936-8.pdf (1009.13 KB)
Gibbons, W., Munkittrick K., & Taylor W. (1996).  Suitability of small fish species for monitoring the effects of pulp mill effluent on fish populations, Athabasca River, 1994 and 1995. 271 pages . Abstract  Download: 0-662-24487-7.pdf (16.26 MB)
[Anonymous] (1996).  A synthesis of information on effluent characteristics for municipal and non-pulp mill industrial sources in the Peace, Athabasca, and Slave River basins. (Northern Rivers Basin Study, Sentar Consultants Ltd., Ed.). Abstract  Download: 0-662-24840-6.pdf (12.5 MB)
Prowse, T. D., & Conly M. (1996).  Impacts of flow regulation on the aquatic ecosystem of the Peace and Slave Rivers. (Environment Canada, Ed.). 7 pages . Abstract  Download: 0-662-24697-7-bw.pdf (7.13 MB)
Mikula, R. J., Kasperski K. L., & Burns R. D. (1996).  Consolidated tailings release water chemistry. 9 pages .
Bourbonniere, R., Telford S. L., & Kemper J. B. (1996).  Depositional history of sediments in Lake Athabasca: Geochronology, bulk parameters, contaminants and biogeochemical markers. (National Water Research Institute, Ed.). 135 pages. Abstract  Download: 0-662-24143-6.pdf (6.66 MB)
Bourbonniere, R. A., Kemper J. B., & Telford S. L. (1996).  Depositional history of sediments in Legend and Weekes Lakes: Geochronology and bulk parameters. (Northern River Basins Study (Canada), Ed.). 56 pages . Abstract  Download: 0-662-24142-8.pdf (2.71 MB)
Proskin, S. A., Sego D. C., & Burns R. (1996).  Field tests evaluating freeze-thaw dewatering of fine tailings. 9 pages .
Hicks, F. E., Yasmin N., & Chen X. (1996).  A hydraulic flood routing model of the Peace River, Hudson Hope to Peace Point. (Northern River Basins Study (Canada), Ed.). Abstract  Download: 0-662-24357-9.pdf (2.13 MB)

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