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Weaver J..  1993.  Lynx, wolverine, and fisher in the western United States: research assessment and agenda for the Interagency lynx-wolverine-fisher working group.  
[Anonymous].  1997.  Lynx trapping and sighting records.  
Hatler D.F.  1988.  A lynx management strategy for British Columbia.  
British Columbia Ministry of Environment.  0.  Lynx: management guidelines for British Columbia.  
Butts T.W.  1992.  Lynx (Felis lynx) biology and management: a literature review and annotated bibliography.  
Thomas JWard, Pletscher DH.  2002.  The "lynx affair"–professional credibility on the line.  Wildlife Society Bulletin.  30(4):1281-1286.
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.
Koehler G.M, Aubry K.B.  1994.  Lynx.  
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.
Defenders of Wildlife.  0.  Lynx.  
Baker F.C.  1911.  The Lymnaeidae of North and middle America, recent and fossil.  
Henderson J..  1931.  Lymnaea (Radix) auricularia L. in Idaho.  Nautilus.  44(4):143.
Baker F.C.  1906.  Lymnaea hinkleyi n. sp.  Nautilus.  18:62-63.
Nobel P.S.  1982.  Low-temperature tolerance and cold hardening of cacti.  Ecology.  63(6):1650-1656.
Austin GT.  1985.  Lowland riparian butterflies of the Great Basin and associated areas.  Journal of Research on the Lepidoptera.  24(2):117-131.  Available from http://lepidopteraresearchfoundation.org/journals/24/PDF24/24-117.pdf
Sauder J.  2022.  Lower Salmon-Snake mussel survey 2022.  
Mack C., Kroneman L., Eneas C..  1994.  Lower Clearwater aquatic mammal survey.  
Hossack BR, Adams MJ, Grant EHCampbel, Pearl CA, Bettaso JB, Barichivich WJ, Lowe WH, True K, Ware JL, Corn PStephen.  2010.  Low prevalence of chytrid fungus (Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis) in amphibians of U.S. headwater streams.  Journal of Herpetology.  44(2):253-260.  Available from http://www.fs.fed.us/rm/pubs_other/rmrs_2010_hossack_b001.pdf, http://dbs.umt.edu/dbs/research_labs/lowelab/documents/Hossack_et_al_2010_JHerp.pdf
Van Den Bussche RA, Harmon SA, Baker RJ, A. Bryan, Jr. L, Rodgers, Jr. JA, Harris MJ, I. Brisbin, Jr. L.  1999.  Low levels of genetic variability in North American populations of the Wood Stork.  Auk.  116(4):1083-1092.
C. Ankney D, Dennis DG, Wishard LN, Seeb JE.  1986.  Low genetic variation between black ducks and mallards.  Auk.  103(4):701-709.
Losey J.  2022.  Lost Ladybug Project, data export of Idaho records [accessed 02/17/2022].    Available from http://www.lostladybug.org/
Scott M.M.  1990.  Losses and gains to the Scottish flora.  Transactions of the Botanical Society of Edinburgh.  45:403-415.
Lesica P..  1993.  Loss of fitness resulting from pollinator exclusion in Silene spaldingii (Caryophyllaceae).  Madrono.  40(4):193-201.
Carstens B..  2003.  Looseleaf notebook sent to Karla Drewsen, IDFG, and containing Idaho Dept. of Fish and Game scientific collecting permit mandatory report forms pertaining to Carstens' 2003 Dicamptodon survey sites. Includes CD.  
Heidel B, Handley J.  2014.  Looking outward and looking inward: Wyoming plant data deficits.