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Wilson M.V, Erhart T., Hammond P.C, Kaye T.N, Kuykendall K., Liston A., Robinson, Jr. A.F, Schultz C.B, Severns P.M.  2003.  Biology of Kincaid's lupine (Lupinus sulphureus ssp. kincaidii [Smith] Phillips), a threatened species of western Oregon native prairies, USA.  Natural Areas Journal.  23(1):72-83.
Henderson DM.  1976.  A Biosystematic Study of Pacific Northwestern Blue-Eyed Grasses (Sisyrinchium, Iridaceae).  Brittonia.  28:149-176.  Available from http://www.jstor.org/stable/2805828
Cholewa AF, Henderson DM.  1984.  Biosystematics of Sisyrinchium Section Bermudiana (Iridaceae) of the Rocky Mountains.  Brittonia.  36:342-363.
Howard H.  1962.  Bird remains from a prehistoric cave deposit in Grant County, New Mexico.  Condor.  64(3):241-242.  Available from https://sora.unm.edu/node/105743
Howard H, Miller AH.  1933.  Bird remains from cave deposits in New Mexico.  Condor.  35(1):15-18.  Available from https://sora.unm.edu/node/97999
Bradford D.F, Franson S.E, Neale A.C, Heggem D.T, Miller G.R, Canterbury G.E.  1998.  Bird species assemblages as indicators of biological integrity in great basin rangeland.  Environmental Monitoring and Assessment.  49:1-22.
Hand R.L.  1941.  Birds of the St. Joe National Forest, Idaho.  Condor.  43(5):220-232.  Available from https://sora.unm.edu/node/99193
Hayward G., Hayward. P.H.  1991.  Body measurements of boreal owls in Idaho and a discriminant model to determine sex of live specimens.  Wilson Bulletin.  103(3):497-500.
Hayward G., Hayward. P.H.  1991.  Body measurements of boreal owls in Idaho and a discriminant model to determine sex of live specimens.  Wilson Bulletin.  103(3):497-500.
Hosner J.F, Minckler L.S.  1963.  Bottomland hardwood forests of southern Illinois - regeneration and succession.  Ecoloyg.  44(1):29-41.
Bull E.L, Hohmann J.E.  1994.  Breeding biology of northern goshawks in northeastern Oregon.  Studies in Avian Biology.  16:103-105.
Alvo R, Hussell DJT, Berrill M.  1988.  The breeding success of common loons (Gavia immer) in relation to alkalinity and other lake characteristics in Ontario.  Canadian Journal of Zoology.  66(3):746-752.  Available from http://www.nrcresearchpress.com/doi/abs/10.1139/z88-110#.VW5CoUaVSiw
Braun B.M, Hunt, Jr. G.L.  1983.  Brood reduction inblack-legged kittiwakes.  Auk.  100:469-476.
Steere W.C, Scotter G.W, Holmen K..  1977.  Bryophytes of Nahanni National Park and vicinity, Northwest Territories, Canada.  Canadian Journal of Botany.  55:1741-1767.
Heise K.L.  2000.  Bryophytes of riparian areas in the Toiyabe Range of Central Nevada.  Evansia.  17(2):63-67.
Hatten T.D, Looney C., Strange J.P, Bosque-Pérez N.A.  2013.  Bumble bee fauna of Palouse Prairie: survey of native bee pollinators in a fragmented ecosystem.  Journal of Insect Science.  13:art26.  Available from http://jinsectscience.oxfordjournals.org/content/jis/13/1/26.full.pdf
Hilty J.H, Eldridge D.J, Rosentreter R., Wicklow-Howard M.C.  2003.  Burning and seeding influence soil surface morphology in an Artemisia shrubland in Southern Idaho.  Arid Land Research and Management.  17:1-11.
Hancock J.A, Brassard. G.R.  1973.  Buxbaumia aphylla Hedw. in southeastern Newfoundland, Canada.  Bryologist.  76:187-191.
Jamieson D.W, Holmberg L.G.  1969.  Buxbaumia piperi new to California.  Bryologist.  72:72-73.
Heckard L.R.  1980.  Campanula scabrella Engelmann (Campanulaceae).  Madrono.  27:179-180.
Laymon SA, Halterman MD.  1987.  Can the western subspecies of Yellow-billed Cuckoo be saved from extinction? Western Birds.  18(1):19-25.  Available from https://sora.unm.edu/node/122329
Regan T.J, Master L.L, Hammerson G.A.  2004.  Capturing expert knowledge for threatened species assessments: a case study using NatureServe conservation status ranks.  Journal of Ecology.  26:95-107.
Lucid M, Cushman S, Robinson L, Kortello A, Hausleitner D, Mowat G, Ehlers S, Gillespie S, Svancara LK, Sullivan J et al..  2020.  Carnivore contact: a species fracture zone delineated amongst genetically structured North American marten populations (Martes americana and Martes caurina).  Frontiers in Genetics.  11:art735:1-15.  Available from https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fgene.2020.00735/full
Hinds W.T.  1979.  The cesspool hypothesis versus natural areas for research in the United States.  Environmental Conservation.  6(1):13-20.
Pickart A.J, Eicher A.L, Bivin M.M, Hayler K.F.  2000.  Changes in a metapopulation of the endangered Humboldt Bay wallflower (Erysimum menziesii [Hook.] Wettst. ssp. eurkense R.A. Price) in relation to disease incidence and management.  Natural Areas Journal.  20(3):234-242.