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Pimm S.L.  1993.  Life on an intermittent edge.  Trends in Ecology and Evolution.  8(2):45-46.
Place A.R., Stiles E.W..  1992.  Living off the wax of the land: bayberries and Yellow-rumped Warblers.  Auk.  109:334-345.
Pocewicz A, Morgan P, Eigenbrode SD.  2009.  Local and landscape effects on butterfly density in northern Idaho grasslands and forests.  Journal of Insect Conservation.  13(6):593–601.  Available from http://www.academia.edu/13060023/Local_and_landscape_effects_on_butterfly_density_in_northern_Idaho_grasslands_and_forests
Poole J., Riskind D..  1988.  Living on the edge.  Texas Parks and Wildlife.  46(6):2-11.
Popovich S..  1994.  List of new Astragalus oniciformis sites, 1993-1994.  
Porter SD, Jorgensen CD.  1988.  Longevity of harvester ant colonies in southern Idaho.  Journal of Range Management.  41(2):104-107.  Available from http://www.jstor.org/stable/3898942
Powers L..  0.  Letter to Idaho Conservation Data Center concerning flammulated owl studies he is conducting in the Sublett Mountains.  
Powers LR.  1985.  Letter to Craig Groves, Idaho Natural Heritage Program, documenting occurrences of longnose snake, night snake, and western groundsnake in Owyhee and Canyon counties.  
Prentice C.A.  1990.  Locations for various uncommon species: specimens deposited in Harold M. Tucker Herbarium.  
Pritchard G, Zloty J.  1994.  Life histories of two Ameletus mayflies (Ephemeroptera) in two mountain streams: the influence of temperature, body size, and parasitism.  Journal of the North American Benthological Society.  13:557-568.  Available from http://www.jstor.org/stable/1467851
Pruitt L..  2000.  Loggerhead shrike status assessment.  
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Quinn NWS, Parker G.  1988.  Lynx. Wild furbearer management and conservation in North America.  Novak M, Baker JA, Obbard ME, Malloch B, editors. Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources.   p. 683-694.
Quinn NWS, Parker G.  1987.  Lynx. Wild furbearer management and conservation in North America.  Novak M, Baker JA, Obbard ME, Malloch B, editors. Ontario (Canada): Ontario Trappers Association.   p. 683-694.
Quinney D..  1992.  Letter to Bob Moseley dated 1 September regarding the status of Lepidium papilliferum populations in the Orchard National Guard Training Area.  
Quinney D..  1995.  Letter of 22 November to Bob Moseley regarding the status of Lepidium davisii on the Orchard Training Range.  
Quinney D..  1991.  Letter to Bob Moseley, Idaho CDC, regarding populations of Lepidium papilliferum occurring in the Orchard Training Area.  
Quinney D..  1994.  Letter to Bob Moseley, Idaho CDC, regarding populations of Lepidium papilliferum occurring in the Orchard Training Area.  
Quinney D..  1998.  LEPA (Lepidium papilliferum).  
Quinney D..  1996.  Letter of 24 July to Dr. Robert Parenti, USFWS, concerning Lepidium papilliferum and Texosporium sancti-jacobi on the Orchard Training Area.  
Quinton M..  1984.  The life of a forest hunter: the great gray owl.  National Geographic.  166(1):123-136.
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Ragotzkie K..  1990.  Letter to Craig Groves describing results of call surveys for boreal owls.  
Reed JR, Sincock JL, Hailman JP.  1985.  Lightattraction in endangered procellariiform birds: reduction byshielding upward radiation.  Auk.  102:377-383.
Rehmeier RL, Kaufman GA, Kaufman DW.  2004.  Long-distance movements of the deer mouse in tallgrass prairie.  Journal of Mammalogy.  85(3):562-568.
Reynolds G.F.  1991.  Letter of October 31 to forest supervisors regarding a petition to list the northern goshawk as a sensitive species. Includes the Goshawk Sensitive Species Petition Committee Report.  
Reynolds R..  0.  Literature of the flammulated owl; Unpublished bibliography.