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Everett R., Schellhass D., Spurbeck D., Ohlson P., Keenum D., Anderson T..  1997.  Structure of the northern spotted owl nest stands and their historical conditions on the eastern slope of the Pacific Northwest Cascades, USA.  Forest Ecology and Management.  94(1997):1-14.
Everett R., Clary W..  1985.  Fire effects and revegetation on juniper-pinyon woodlands.
Everett R., Hessburg P., Lehmkuhl J., Jensen M., Bourgeron P..  1994.  Old forests in dynamic landscapes: Dry-site forests of eastern Oregon and Washington.   Journal of Forestry.  92(1):22-25.
Everett R.J, Hessburg P.F.  1994.  Abstract, Developing a science basis for ecosystem management.  Northwest Science.  68(2):124.
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Everitt B.L.  1968.  Use of cottonwood in an investigation of the recent history of a floodplain.  American Journal of Science.  266:417-439.
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Eversman S..  1994.  Lichens of the Yellowstone eocsystem.  
Eversman S., Horton D..  2004.  Recolonization of burned substrates by lichens and mosses in Yellowstone National Park.  Northwest Science.  78(2):85-92.
Eversman S., Sigal L.L.  1984.  Ultrastructural effects of peroxyacetyl nitrate (PAN) on two lichen species.  Bryologist.  87(2):112-118.
Everson E.B, Pasquini T.A, Stewart R.A, Stephens G..  1979.  Systematic provenance investigations in areas of alpine glaciation: applications to glacial geology and mineral exploration.  
Evert E.F, Hartman R.L.  1984.  Additions to the vascular flora of Wyoming.  Great Basin Naturalist.  44(3):482-483.
Evert E.F.  1985.  Rare plants: Teton-Darby Canyon area.  
Evert E.F.  1982.  Noteworthy collections: Carex incurviformis Mack. (Cyperaceae) and Gentianella propinqua Rich. Gillett (Caryophyllaceae).  Madrono.  29:124-125.
Evert E.F, Dorn R.D, Hartman R.L, Lichvar R.W.  1986.  Noteworthy collections: Wyoming.  Madrono.  33:313-315.
Exeter RL, Harpel J, Wagner D.  2016.  Rare bryophytes of Oregon. Salem (OR): Bureau of Land Management, Salem District.    Available from http://www.societequebecoisedebryologie.org/documents/Rare-Bryophytes-Lower-Quality-Web.pdf
Ezell W.L.  2001.  The Eunanus monkey flowers of genus Mimulus (Scrophylariaceae) in Oregon.  Kalmiopsis (Journal of the Native Plant Society of Oregon).  8:25-29.
Ezra A..  1938.  Successful breeding of the mountain quail, Oreortyx picta.  Aviculture Magazine.  3(10):275-276.
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Faaborg J., Brittingham M., Donovan T., Blake J..  1993.  Habitat fragmentation in the temperate zone: a perspective for managers.  
Faaborg J., Brittingham M., Donovan T., Blake J..  1995.  Habitat fragmentation in the temperate zone.  
Faber P.M.  1996.  Common wetland plants of coastal California: a field guide for the layman.