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Mladenka G.C, Minshall G.W.  1991.  Interim progress report [to the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Boise, ID], 1 January 1991: Bruneau hot springs snail.  
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Mladenka G.C, Minshall G.W.  1990.  Interim progress report [to the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Boise, ID], 25 April 1990: Bruneau hot springs snail.  
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Mohney R..  1975.  Why wild edibles? The joys of findsing, fixing, and tasting west of the Rockies
Moir WH, Dieterich JH.  1988.  Old-growth Ponderosa pine from succession in pine-bunchgrass forests in Arizona and New Mexico.  Natural Areas Journal.  8(1):17-24.
Moisset B, Buchmann S, Buchanan S.  2010.  Bee Basics: An Introduction to Our Native Bees. FS-960.  Stritch L, Nelson J, Prendusi T, Adams LDavies, editors. Washington (D.C.): USDA, Forest Service.  
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Molau U., Prentice H.C.  1992.  Reproductive system and population structure in three arctic Saxifraga species.  Journal of Ecology.  80:149-161.
Molina R., O'Dell T., Luoma D., Amaranthus M., Castellano M., Russell K..  1993.  Biology, ecology, and social aspects of wild edible mushrooms in the forests of the Pacific Northwest: a preface to managing commercial harvest.  
Molloy DW.  2022.  Memorandum opinion and order challenging the October 13, 2020, decision to withdraw the 2013 proposed rule to list the wolverine in the contiguous United States as a threatened distinct population segment under the Endangered Species Act..