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Nekola J, Coles B, Horsák M.  2012.  Land snail biodiversity assessment for the Selkirk Mountains Park region in southeastern British Columbia.    Available from http://sev.lternet.edu/~jnekola/nekola%20pdf/bcreport.pdf
Nelson NA, Pierce J.  2010.  Late-Holocene relationships among fire, climate and vegetation in a forest-sagebrush ecotone of southwestern Idaho, USA.  Holocene.  20:1179–1194.  Available from http://hol.sagepub.com
Nobel P.S.  1982.  Low-temperature tolerance and cold hardening of cacti.  Ecology.  63(6):1650-1656.
Novak S.J.  2002.  Letter to Jeffrey Foss, U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Boise, Idaho regarding the listing of Lepidium papilliferum.  
Nussbaum R.A.  1985.  Letter to Craig Groves, Idaho Natural Heritage Program, concerning rare herps and their distribution in Idaho.  
Nussbaum R.A.  Submitted.  Letter from R. A. Nussbaum to Jay Gore about Van Dyke's salamander.  Letter from R. A. Nussbaum to Jay Gore about Van Dyke's salamander..  
Nussbaum R.A.  1985.  Letter to Jay Gore, USFWS, regarding Van Dyke's salamander.  
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Observatory IBird.  2017.  Long-billed Curlew survey data from 2006-2014.  
Olson R..  1985.  Letter and copy of a map to Craig Groves, Idaho Natural Heritage Program, listing and showing the locations of Olson's sightings of rock squirrels southeastern Idaho.  
Osborne J.L, Edwards A.S, Clark S.J, Morris R.J, Williams I.H, Smith A.D, Reynolds D.R, Riley J.R.  1999.  A landscape-scale study of bumble bee foraging range and constancy, using harmonic radar.  Journal of Applied Ecology.  36:519-533.
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Paige C.  2012.  A landowner's guide to wildlife friendly fences: how to build fence with wildlife in mind. 2nd edition, revised and updated.    Available from http://www.emwh.org/pdf/conservation/bridges/How%20to%20build%20fence%20with%20wildlife%20in%20mind.pdf
Parenti B..  1984.  Letter from Bob Parenti to Bill Hagdorn, BLM, in response to Jarbidge Resource Management Plan and listing sites of Astragalus atratus var. inseptus, Lepidium davisii, Astragalus atratus var. owyheensis.  
Patla D.A, Trost C.H.  1995.  Location of goshawk nest sites in relation to riparian areas in the Centennial Mountains, northeastern Idaho, Abstract.  Journal of Raptor Research.  29(1):44.
Patla S..  1991.  Letter dated July 31 to Hal Gibbs, Targhee Forest Biologist, regarding management guidelines for both northern goshawk and great gray owl.  
Patterson R., Yoder-Williams M..  1984.  Leptodactylon glabrum, a new intermountain species of Polemoniaceae.  Systematic Botany.  9(3):261-262.
Peck C.S.  1990.  Letter concerning the trumpeter swan population at Harriman State Park, accompanied by a memo from Ruth Shea.  
Peterson E.4. Lichen.  2004.  Lichen conservation in the United States and Canada.  Lingua Botanica.  5(3):6-10.
Peterson H.A.  1977.  Letter dated 29 July to C. A. Wellner regarding the Potholes RNA area.  
C. Peterson Lfrom var.  1993.  Listing from various museums in the United States of spotted frog specimens from Idaho south of the Snake River.  
Pilliod DS, Peterson CR.  2001.  Local and landscape effects of introduced trout on amphibians in historically fishless watersheds.  Ecosystems.  4(4):322-333.
Pilsbry H.A.  1939.  Land Mollusca of North America (North of Mexico).  Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia Monograph.  3(1):1-573.
Pilsbry H.A.  1948.  Land Mollusca of North America (north of Mexico), vol. 2. pt. 2.  Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia Monograph.  3(2):521-1113.
Pilsbry H.A.  1946.  Land Mollusca of North America (north of Mexico), vol. 2, pt. 1.  Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia Monograph.  3(2):1-520.
Pilsbry H.A.  1940.  Land Mollusca of North America (north of Mexico), vol. 1, pt. 2.  Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia Monograph.  3(1):575-994.
Pilsbry H.A.  1939.  Land Mollusca of North America (north of Mexico), vol. 1, pt. 1.  Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia Monograph.  3(1):1-574.