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Nachlinger J., Tiehm A..  1996.  Rare plant survey of the Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge.  
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Myers R., Randolph C..  1993.  Twin Falls hydroelectric project unnamed tributary (FERC No. 18) mollusc survey: April 1993.  
Myers R.M.  1975.  Additions to the flora of McDonough County, Illinois.  Phytologia.  68(1):41-43.
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Musil D.D, Reese K.P, Connelly J.W.  1994.  Nesting and summer habitat use by translocated sage grouse (Centrocercus urophasianus) in central Idaho.  Great Basin Naturalist.  54:228-233.
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Murray D.F, Lipkin R..  1987.  Candidate threatened and endangered plants of Alaska with comments on other rare plants.  
Murray T.B.  1938.  Game birds: upland game birds in Idaho and their future.  
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