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Keller B.L.  1997.  An analysis of bat occupancy of selected inactive mines located adjacent to the shore of Lake Pend Oreille, Bonner County, and the Bethlehem and Montgomery Mine, Boundary County, Idaho.  
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Keller B.L.  1997.  An analysis of selected mines as bat habitat in the greater Coeur d'Alene mining region, Shoshone County, Idaho with special reference to mines near Clark Fork, Bonner County, Idaho: summary and research year 3. Final Report.  
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Jacobus LM, McCafferty W.P.  2002.  Analysis of some historically unfamiliar Canadian mayflies (Ephemeroptera).  Canadian Entomologist.  134(2):141-155.
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