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Vannier J, Caron JB, Yuan JL, Briggs DE, Collins D, Zhao YL, Zhu MY.  2007.  Tuzoia: Morphology and Lifestyle of a Large bivalved Arthropod of the Cambrian Seas.. Journal of Paleontology. 81 :445-471. Abstract
Knight RA.  1974.  Trichuris oreamnos sp. n. from the Mountain Goat, Oreamnos americanus (Blainville), in British Columbia, Canada, and a Key to Trichurids in North American .... The Journal of Parasitology. 60 :275-279. Abstract
Greene DF.  2008.  Tree recruitment of Englemann Spruce at burn edges during mass seeding years/Small mammal recovery on the Kootenay burn.
Greene DF.  2005.  Tree recruitment by seed by burn edges.
Greene DF.  2006.  Tree recruitment at burn edges.
Greene DF.  2004.  Tree recruitment at burn edges.
Greene DF.  2007.  Tree recruitment at burn edges.
Newhouse NJ, Kinley TA.  2003.  Translocation of Badgers to the Upper Columbia Valley 2002/03 Progress Report. :12. Abstract  Download: Newhouse & Kinley 2003.pdf (204.56 KB)
Keefer ME.  2004.  Traditional use site inventory - phase 2.
Feller M.  2003.  Time of burning and stand susceptibility to the mountain pine beetle in Canada's Southern Rocky Mountains.
Cowan MTI.  1947.  The timber wolf in the Rocky Mountain national parks of Canada. Canadian Journal of Research. 25:139-174. Abstract
Vernier RA, McLeod C, Bunnell FL.  1997.  Testing and refining biodiversity monitoring approaches. Final Report. Abstract
Parks Canada.  1984.  Terms of reference for the range assessment and population study of the Radium band of Bighorn sheep: Kootenay National Park. 1 May 1984. :9.
Downie SR, Denford KE.  1986.  The taxonomy of Arnica frigida and A. louiseana (Asteraceae). Canadian Journal of Botany. 64:1355-1372. Abstract  Download: Downie & Denford 1986.pdf (4.46 MB)
Bond J.  2000.  Tall buttercup site inventory.

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