Repository of the Athabasca River Basin

A comparison of some large alpine lakes in Western Canada

Author(s): Rawson, D. S.

Year: 1942

Citation:

Rawson, D. S. (1942). A comparison of some large alpine lakes in Western Canada. 23(2), 143-151.

A hunter of peace; Mary T.S. Schäffer's Old Indian trails of the Canadian Rockies: With her heretofore unpublished account, the 1911 Expedition to Maligne Lake

Year: 1980

Abstract:
"Incidents of camp and trail life, covering two years' exploration through the Rocky Mountains of Canada, with photographs by the author and by Mary W. Adams and others."

Citation:

Schäffer, M. T. S. (1980). A hunter of peace; Mary T.S. Schäffer's Old Indian trails of the Canadian Rockies: With her heretofore unpublished account, the 1911 Expedition to Maligne Lake. 153 pages . Abstract

Armillaria root rot in Alberta, identification, pathogenicity, and detection

Author(s): Mallett, K. I.

Year: 1985

Citation:

Mallett, K. I. (1985). Armillaria root rot in Alberta, identification, pathogenicity, and detection. Forest Science and Plant Science(Ph. D. ), 173.

Caves of the Canadian Rockies and Columbia Mountains

Author(s): Rollins, J.

Year: 2004

Citation:

Rollins, J. (2004). Caves of the Canadian Rockies and Columbia Mountains. 336.

Chlorobornanes in water, sediment, and fish from toxaphene treated and untreated lakes in western Canada

Author(s): Donald, D. B., Stern G. A., Muir D. C. G., Fowler B. R., Miskimmin B. M., & Bailey R.

Year: 1998

Citation:

Donald, D. B., Stern G. A., Muir D. C. G., Fowler B. R., Miskimmin B. M., & Bailey R. (1998). Chlorobornanes in water, sediment, and fish from toxaphene treated and untreated lakes in western Canada. 32(10), 1391-1397.

Climbs in the Maligne Lake District

Author(s): Palmer, H.

Year: 1924

Citation:

Palmer, H. (1924). Climbs in the Maligne Lake District. Reprinted from Alpine Journal No. 228,

Coexistence of fish and large Hesperodiaptomus species (Crustacea: Calanoida) in subalpine and alpine lakes

Author(s): Donald, D. B., Anderson R. S., & Mayhood D. W.

Year: 1994

Citation:

Donald, D. B., Anderson R. S., & Mayhood D. W. (1994). Coexistence of fish and large Hesperodiaptomus species (Crustacea: Calanoida) in subalpine and alpine lakes. 72(2), 259-261.

Disturbance regime landscapes: mountain drainage systems interrupted by large rockslides

Author(s): Hewitt, K.

Year: 2006

Citation:

Hewitt, K. (2006). Disturbance regime landscapes: mountain drainage systems interrupted by large rockslides. 30(3), 365-393.

Ecological impact study of the Maligne Lake area, Jasper National Park

Author(s): Kuchar, P.

Year: 1972

Citation:

Kuchar, P. (1972). Ecological impact study of the Maligne Lake area, Jasper National Park. 204.

Edmonton Geological Society sixth annual field trip guide book: Medicine & Maligne Lakes, Jasper Park.

Author(s): Stewart, D. O.

Year: 1964

Citation:

Stewart, D. O. (1964). Edmonton Geological Society sixth annual field trip guide book: Medicine & Maligne Lakes, Jasper Park.. (Edmonton Geological Society, Ed.). 68.

Edrioasteroid with unique shape from Mississipian strata of Alberta

Author(s): Kesling, R. V.

Year: 1967

Citation:

Kesling, R. V. (1967). Edrioasteroid with unique shape from Mississipian strata of Alberta. 41, 197-202.

Edrioasteroid with unique shape from the Mississippian strata of Alberta

Author(s): Kesling, R. V.

Year: 1967

Citation:

Kesling, R. V. (1967). Edrioasteroid with unique shape from the Mississippian strata of Alberta. Miscellaneous Papers(No. 51), 197-202.

First records of the guest ant Formicoxenus quebecensis from western Canada (Hymenoptera: formicidae)

Author(s): Buschinger, A., Schumann R. D., & Heinze J.

Year: 1994

Citation:

Buschinger, A., Schumann R. D., & Heinze J. (1994). First records of the guest ant Formicoxenus quebecensis from western Canada (Hymenoptera: formicidae). 101, 53-57.

Historic hikes in eastern Jasper National Park

Author(s): Sanford, E., & Beck J. S.

Year: 2009

Citation:

Sanford, E., & Beck J. S. (2009). Historic hikes in eastern Jasper National Park. Life of the trail 4,

Infection of juvenile lodgepole pine by Endocronartium harknessii

Author(s): Allen, E. A.

Year: 1984

Citation:

Allen, E. A. (1984). Infection of juvenile lodgepole pine by Endocronartium harknessii. Forest Science(M. Sc.), 78.

Interim report on selected landscape rehabilitation projects in the western national parks. In : Proceedings : Workshop on Native Shrubs in Reclamation, Edmonton, Alberta, 22 November, 1978, editors, P. F. Ziemkiewicz, C. A. Dermott and H. P. Sims

Author(s): Peepre, J.

Year: 1979

Citation:

Peepre, J. (1979). Interim report on selected landscape rehabilitation projects in the western national parks. In : Proceedings : Workshop on Native Shrubs in Reclamation, Edmonton, Alberta, 22 November, 1978, editors, P. F. Ziemkiewicz, C. A. Dermott and H. P. Sims. RRTAC 79-2, 17-27.

Larvae and adults of Ameletus mayflies (Ephemeroptera : Ameletidae) from Alberta

Author(s): Zloty, J., & Pritchard G.

Year: 1997

Citation:

Zloty, J., & Pritchard G. (1997). Larvae and adults of Ameletus mayflies (Ephemeroptera : Ameletidae) from Alberta. 129, 251-289.

Late Quaternary biomes of Canada and the eastern United States

Author(s): Williams, J. W., Webb T. I. I. I., Richard P. H., & Newby P.

Year: 2001

Citation:

Williams, J. W., Webb T. I. I. I., Richard P. H., & Newby P. (2001). Late Quaternary biomes of Canada and the eastern United States. 27(3), 585-6-7.

Mackenzie River Basin Study report. Supplement 5. Hydrometeorological network design : background reports. [Part] 2. Hydrometric and snow course data. Appendix A. Reasons for establishment and operation of existing hydrometric stations in the Mackenzie Ri

Year: 1981

Citation:

[Anonymous] (1981). Mackenzie River Basin Study report. Supplement 5. Hydrometeorological network design : background reports. [Part] 2. Hydrometric and snow course data. Appendix A. Reasons for establishment and operation of existing hydrometric stations in the Mackenzie Ri. 97-120.

Major rock slides in the Rockies

Author(s): Cruden, D. M.

Year: 1976

Citation:

Cruden, D. M. (1976). Major rock slides in the Rockies. 13, 8-20.

Maligne Lake creel census, Jasper National Park, 1983

Author(s): Antoniuk, G., & Yaciansky S.

Year: 1983

Citation:

Antoniuk, G., & Yaciansky S. (1983). Maligne Lake creel census, Jasper National Park, 1983. Warden Service Report, 15.

Metabolites of Lachnellula fuscosanguinea (Rehm). Part 1. The isolation, structure determination, and synthesis of lachnelluloic acid

Author(s): Ayer, W. A., & Villar D. F. J.

Year: 1985

Citation:

Ayer, W. A., & Villar D. F. J. (1985). Metabolites of Lachnellula fuscosanguinea (Rehm). Part 1. The isolation, structure determination, and synthesis of lachnelluloic acid. 63, 1161-1165.

Monofilament fishing line causes the death of a cliff swallow nestling

Author(s): Holroyd, G. L.

Year: 1977

Citation:

Holroyd, G. L. (1977). Monofilament fishing line causes the death of a cliff swallow nestling. 7(2), 140.

Morphological and systematic reinterpretation of two enigmatic edrioasteroids (Echinodermata) from Canada

Author(s): Sumrall, C. D., & Gahn F. J.

Year: 2006

Citation:

Sumrall, C. D., & Gahn F. J. (2006). Morphological and systematic reinterpretation of two enigmatic edrioasteroids (Echinodermata) from Canada. 43, 497-507.

Observations of the harlequin duck (Histrionicus histrionicus) on Maligne Lake, Jasper National Park, summer 1977

Author(s): Beswick, B.

Year: 1977

Citation:

Beswick, B. (1977). Observations of the harlequin duck (Histrionicus histrionicus) on Maligne Lake, Jasper National Park, summer 1977. Unpublished report, 8.

Opening the secret garden: Mary Schäffer, Jasper Park conservation, and the survey of Maligne Lake, 1911.

Author(s): Reichwein, P. A., & McDermott L.

Year: 2012

Citation:

Reichwein, P. A., & McDermott L. (2012). Opening the secret garden: Mary Schäffer, Jasper Park conservation, and the survey of Maligne Lake, 1911.. Culturing Wilderness in Jasper National Park: Studies in Two Centuries of Human History in the Upper Athabasca River Watershed. 43 pages .

Population genetic variation, structure, and evolution in Engelmann spruce, white spruce, and their natural hybrid complex in Alberta

Author(s): Rajora, O. P., & Dancik B. P.

Year: 2000

Citation:

Rajora, O. P., & Dancik B. P. (2000). Population genetic variation, structure, and evolution in Engelmann spruce, white spruce, and their natural hybrid complex in Alberta. 78, 768-780.

Reconstructing millennial-scale, regional paleoclimates of boreal Canada during the Holocene

Author(s): Viau, A. E., & Gajewski K.

Year: 2009

Citation:

Viau, A. E., & Gajewski K. (2009). Reconstructing millennial-scale, regional paleoclimates of boreal Canada during the Holocene. 22(2), 316-330.

Reproductive strategies of Gammarus lacustris (Crustacea: Amphipoda) along an elevation gradient

Author(s): Wilhelm, F. M., & Schindler D. W.

Year: 2000

Citation:

Wilhelm, F. M., & Schindler D. W. (2000). Reproductive strategies of Gammarus lacustris (Crustacea: Amphipoda) along an elevation gradient. 14, 413-422.

Rocky Mountain front ranges between Rocky River and Medicine Lake, Jasper National Park, Alberta. In : Edmonton Geological Society annual field trip guide books. Sixth annual field trip guide book, Medicine and Maligne Lakes, Jasper Park, August 1964

Author(s): Mountjoy, E. W.

Year: 1964

Citation:

Mountjoy, E. W. (1964). Rocky Mountain front ranges between Rocky River and Medicine Lake, Jasper National Park, Alberta. In : Edmonton Geological Society annual field trip guide books. Sixth annual field trip guide book, Medicine and Maligne Lakes, Jasper Park, August 1964. 1-13.

Strongyloblastus, a Mississippian blastoid from western Canada

Author(s): Macurda, D. B., & Breimer A.

Year: 1977

Citation:

Macurda, D. B., & Breimer A. (1977). Strongyloblastus, a Mississippian blastoid from western Canada. 51(4), 693-700.

Temporal and spatial patterns of stonefly (Plecoptera) nymph abundance relative to predation risk in the Maligne River, Jasper National Park

Author(s): McCutchen, N. A.

Year: 2001

Abstract:
Spatial and temporal patterns of stonefly (Plecoptera) nymph abundance were investigated with respect to predation risk in the Maligne River, Jasper National Park, Canada, from April to June in 1999 and 2000. The biomass (mg) and density (number) of nymphs on cobbles and their surface area (m 2 ) ('five-rock sampling') were measured weekly in the Maligne Lake Outlet (MLO) and in the Middle and Lower sections of the river. Harlequin ducks (Histrionicus histrionicus ) feed in the MLO and Lower Maligne from April to June but are rarely observed in the Middle Maligne. However, brook char (Salvelinus fontinalis ) and rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss ) are resident in the Middle Maligne and the MLO. Nymph abundance was low in the Middle Maligne and high in the MLO and Lower Maligne. Abundance declined seasonally in the MLO and Lower Maligne but did not vary in the Middle Maligne. Overall, it appears that the seasonal declines may represent a behavioral response to predation risk posed by harlequin ducks. (Abstract shortened by UMI.)

Citation:

McCutchen, N. A. (2001). Temporal and spatial patterns of stonefly (Plecoptera) nymph abundance relative to predation risk in the Maligne River, Jasper National Park. Biological Sciences(M. Sc.), 60. Abstract