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Gonzalez P, Neilson RP, McKelvey KS, Lenihan JM, Drapek RJ.  2007.  Potential impacts of climate change on habitat and conservation priority areas for Lynx canadensis (Canada lynx).    Available from http://www.patrickgonzalez.net/images/Gonzalez_et_al_2007_climate_change_lynx.pdf
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Huenneke L.F, Thompson. J.K.  1995.  Potential interference between a threatened endemic thistle and an invasive nonnative plant.  Conservation Biology.  9(2):416-425.
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Frank E.C, Lee R..  0.  Potential solar beam irradiation on slopes - tables for 30 degrees to 50 degrees latitude.  
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Robichaud L., Catling P.M.  2003.  Potential value of first glume length in differentiating native and alien races of common reed, Phragmites australis.  Botanical Electronic News.  #310