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Title

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Hoffman

Fertility control in a non-native population of mountain goats

7

Brigham

The diet of big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus) in relation to insect availability in southern Alberta, Canada

11

MacCracken

Browse regrowth and use by moose after fire in interior Alaska

19

Thomas

Habitat use and movement patterns by migrating mule deer in southeastern Idaho

28

Wagner

W-Waves and plant spacings

39

Reaves

The effects of Trichoderma spp. isolated from burned and non-burned forest soils on the growth and development of Armillaria ostoyae in culture

45

Hennon

Causes of basal scars on Chamaecyparis nootkatensis in southeast Alaska

55

Marcot

Limnology, vegetation, and classification of coast range slump-formed ponds

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Title

121

Pelto

Mass balance of the Taku Glacier, Alaska from 1946-1986

131

Tesch

Recovery of Douglas-fir seedlings from logging damage in southwestern Oregon: preliminary evidence

140

Burton

Frost distribution and occurrence on a rangeland watershed in southwest Idaho

150

Routson

Recharge estimate for the Handford Site 200 Areas plateau

159

Cameron

Avalanche-generated debris flow of 9 May 1986, at Mount St. Helens, Washington

165

Lindsey

Lithofacies and sedimentology of the Miocene-Pliocene Ringold Formation, Hanford Site, south-central Washington

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Title

181

Voorhees

Evaluation of rillscale for herbivore forage on bentonite mine spoils

187

Wilson

Estimating demographic rates of long-lived trees

195

Beauchamp

Movements, habitat use, and spawning strategies of arctic grayling in a subalpine lake tributary

208

Seward

Cambrian and Upper Devonian carbonate lithologies of the Whitefish-MacDonald Range, northwest Montana and southeast British Columbia, a preliminary report

219

Blus

Lead and cadmium concentrations in mink from northern Idaho

224

Young

Effect of substrate composition and stock origin on the survival and emergence of brown trout: a laboratory study

232

Giannasi

The Clarkia “fossil” leaves: windows to the past