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Gupta, N. (2009). Effects of oil sands process-affected water and substrates on wood frog (Rana sylvatica) eggs and tadpoles. 149 pages . Abstract

Curtis, C. J., Flower R. J., Pla S., Shilland J., Simpson G. L., Turner S., et al. (2009). Palaeolimnological study of selected lakes in the Wood Buffalo region. 78 pages .

Jordaan, S. M., Keith D. W., & Stefox B. (2009). Quantifying land use of oil sands production: A life cycle perspective. 4(2), 15 pages . Abstract

Savas, D. D. (2009). Stakeholder relations in the oil sands: Managing uncertainty. (Canadian Business for Social Responsibility, Ed.). 7 pages . Abstract

Bao, X. (2009). Endophytic fungi associated with pioneer plants growing on the Athabasca oil sands. 86 pages . Abstract

Turcotte, I., Quideau S. A., & Oh S. - W. (2009). Organic matter quality in reclaimed boreal forest soils following oil sands mining. 40(4), 9 pages . Abstract

Taylor, A., Friede T. L., & Edge L. (2009). Pathways for First Nation and Metis youth in the oil sands. 71 pages . Abstract

[Anonymous] (2009). Results from long term soil and vegetation plots established in the oil sands region (2008): Vegetation component. (Stantec Consulting Ltd., Ed.). Abstract

[Anonymous] (2009). Isotope tracing of water yield and chemical loadings in the Alberta oil sands region for evaluating acid sensitivity to acid deposition. (University of Victoria, Department of Geography, Ed.). 39 pages . Abstract

Kunzig, R. (2009). The Canadian oil boom. 215(3), 8 pages .

Hersikorn, B. D. (2009). In-situ caged wood frog (Rana sylvatica) survival and development in wetlands formed from oil sands process-affected materials (OSPM). Abstract

Hudson, M., & Wilson B. J. (2009). Management scenario combination modelling (Supplement to the terrestrial ecosystems management framework). 118 pages .

Government of Alberta (2009). Alberta oil sands industry: Quarterly update. Winter 2008/2009. 16 pages . Abstract

Headley, J. V., Peru K. M., Armstrong S. A., Han X., Martin J. W., Mapolelo M. M., et al. (2009). Aquatic plant-derived changes in oil sands naphthenic acid signatures determined by low- high- and ultrahigh-resolution mass spectrometry. 23(4), 7 pages . Abstract

Kaminsky, H. A. W., Etsell T. H., Ivey D. G., & Omotoso O. (2009). Distribution of clay minerals in the process streams produced by the extraction of bitumen from Athabasca oil sands. 87(1), 8 pages . Abstract

Dunne, B. M., & Quinn M. S. (2009). Effectiveness of above-ground pipeline mitigation for moose (Alces alces) and other large mammals. 142(2), 9 pages . Abstract

Toor, N., Liber K., MacKinnon M., & Fedorak P. (2009). The role and effectiveness of wetlands for mitigation of oil sands impacted waters. 29 pages . Abstract

[Anonymous] (2009). The status of birds and vascular plants in Alberta's Lower Athabasca Planning Region 2009: Preliminary assessment. (Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute, Ed.). 27 pages . Abstract

Holroyd, P., & Simieritsch T. (2009). The waters that bind us: Transboundary implications of oil sands development. 42 pages . Abstract

Stary, J., & Brodo F. (2009). Arctic species of the subgenus Symplecta sensu stricto (Diptera : Limoniidae). 141, 30 pages. Abstract

Das, S. (2009). Green oil: Clean energy for the 21st century?. 155 pages .

Headley, J. V., Peru K. M., & Barrow M. P. (2009). Mass spectrometric characterization of naphthenic acids in environmental samples: A review. 28(1), 13 pages . Abstract

Kraemer, D., Bajpayee A., Muto A., Berube V., & Chiesa M. (2009). Solar assisted method for recovery of bitumen from oil sand. 86(9), 4 pages . Abstract

Charpentier, A. D., Bergerson J. A., & MacLean H. L. (2009). Understanding the Canadian oil sands industry's greenhouse gas emissions. 11 pages . Abstract

[Anonymous] (2009). Winter and summer hydrometric surveys and modeling in the Athabasca Delta - hydrodynamic & habitat modeling report. (AMEC Earth & Environmental Ltd., Northwest Hydraulic Consultants Ltd., Ed.). 45 pages . Abstract

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