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Hatton J..  2001.  Josephine Hatton, GIS Analyst, IDFG, compiled collared lizard data points from Chuck Peterson's database, Von Pope's field survey, and sightings from Chris Murphy and George Stephens and combined them into one Excel spreadsheet.  
[Anonymous].  2005.  Journal of the Idaho Academy of Science.  
Seaman A, Toriello J, Crees B.  2021.  July 19th - August 22nd 2021 black swift surveys outside of Glacier National Park.  
Ertter B..  1986.  The Juncus triformis complex.  Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden.  Vol. 39:90p.
Zika PF.  2012.  JUNCUS TRILOCULARIS (JUNCACEAE), A NEW RUSH SPECIES FROM WESTERN NORTH AMERICA.  Rhodora.  114:309-329.
Zika P.  2013.  Juncus trilocularis (Juncaceae), a new species in Washington.  Botanical Electronic News.  468:4pp.plusillustrations.  Available from http://www.ou.edu/cas/botany-micro/ben/ben468.html
ACC.  1999.  Juniper Butte rare plant survey final report.  
DeBolt A..  1989.  Justification for candidate species, Lepidium montanum var papilliferum, Draft.  
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Native Plant Society of Oregon.  2004.  Kalmiopsis.  Kalmiopsis: Journal of the Native Plant Society of Oregon.  
Goldingay RL, Kelly PA, Williams DF.  1997.  The kangaroo rats of California: endemism and conservation of keystone species.  Pacific Conservation Biology.  3:47-60.  Available from http://pcb.murdoch.edu.au/pcb_0301_47.pdf
Utech F.H.  1979.  Karyotype analysis palynology and external seed morphology of Tofieldia tenuifolia (Michx.) Utech (Liliaceae-Tofieldieae).  Annals of Carnegie Museum.  48(10):171-184.
Love R.M.  2001.  Ken Chambers: taxonomic rigor and rare plant protection in Oregon.  Kalmiopsis (Journal of the Native Plant Society of Oregon).  8:10-16.
Groves C.R, Steenhof K..  1987.  Kestrel cabins.  Idaho Wildlife.  7(5):1.
Tomaino A, Cordeiro J, Oliver L, Nichols J.  2008.  Key for ranking species element occurrences using the generic approach.  
Wilson BL.  2019.  Key to Apiaceae of Idaho and Montana.  
Reznicek A.A.  1987.  Key to Carex rostrata complex in North America.  
U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service.  0.  Key to common willows of eastern Idaho, western Wyoming, and northern Utah.  
Meinke R.J.  0.  Key to Mimulus (section Paradanthus) in the Pacific Northwest, Draft.  
Wiegand K.M.  0.  Key to terms of common types of indumentum.  
Goudreau B., Rabe. F..  0.  Key to the aquatic Gastropoda of the Northern Rockies.  
Watermolen D.J.  1995.  A key to the eggs of Wisconsin's amphibians.  
Owen W..  1996.  Key to the genus Vaccinium in Idaho based on vegetative characteristics.  
Hitchcock C.L.  1936.  A key to the grasses of Montana based on vegetative characters.
Rosentreter R..  2011.  Key to the vagrant and erratic taxa of Rhizoplaca in North America.  Unpublished draft.  
Trout L..  0.  Key to the winter characteristics of Idaho trees and shrubs.