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Copeland J..  1993.  Assessment of snow-tracking and remote camera systems to document presence of wolverines at carrion bait stations.  
Copeland J.  1992.  Wolverine: the misunderstood mustelid.  Idaho Wildlife.  12(5):p.20-23.
Copeland J.P, Cesar E., Peek J.M, Harris C.E, Long C.D, Hunter D.L.  1995.  A live trap for wolverine and other forest carnivores.  Wildlife Society Bulletin.  23(3):535-538.
Copeland H.F.  1938.  The structure of Allotropa.  Madrono.  4:137-153.
Copeland J.  Submitted.  No description.  Copeland, Jeff.  
Copeland J.P, Groves C..  1992.  Progress report: Wolverine ecology and habitat use in central Idaho.  
Copeland JP.  1996.  Biology of the wolverine in central Idaho.  Wildlife Resources.  :138.  Available from https://www.researchgate.net/publication/34538098_Biology_of_the_wolverine_in_Central_Idaho
Copeland J.P, Kucera T.E.  1997.  Wolverine (Gulo gulo).  
Copeland J.P, Harris C.E.  1993.  Progress report: Wolverine ecology and habitat use in central Idaho.  
Copeland J.  2001.  Printout containing wolverine captures associated with Copeland's field work 1992-1995.  
Copeland J.P, Harris C.E.  1994.  Progress report: Wolverine ecology and habitat use in central Idaho.  
Copeland S.  2019.  Survey results from surveys for specific species and nests, 2018 field season, Boise District BLM [Excel spreadsheet].  
Copeland J.P, McKelvey K.S, Aubry K.B, Landa A., Persson J., Inman R.M, Krebs J., Lofroth E., Golden H., Squires J.R et al..  2010.  The bioclimatic envelope of the wolverine (Gulo gulo): Do climatic constraints limit its geographic distribution? Canadian Journal of Zoology.  88(3):233–246.  Available from http://www.nrcresearchpress.com/doi/abs/10.1139/Z09-136?journalCode=cjz#.VZwbV01OVok
Cope B..  2002.  Special report: gutting Idaho Department of Fish and Game.  Boise Weekly.  10(37):6-9.
Cooperrider TS.  1978.  Distribution patterns in Ohio Scrophulariaceae.  Ohio Journal of Science.  78(April Program and Abstracts Supplement):15.  Available from http://kb.osu.edu/dspace/handle/1811/22045
Cooper J.G, Suckley G..  1859.  The natural history of Washington Territory.
Cooper JK.  1969.  First breeding record of the white-headed woodpecker for Canada.  Canadian Field-Naturalist.  83(3):276-277.  Available from http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/89179#page/290/mode/1up
Cooper S.L, Peterson C.R.  1997.  Monitoring amphibian and reptile populations on the Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory: indicators of environmental health and change.  
Cooper S.L, Peterson C.R.  1997.  Idaho species account: Great Basin spadefoot.  
Cooper SV, Jean C, Heidel BL.  1999.  Plant associations and related botanical inventory of the Beaverhead Mountains Section, Montana.    Available from http://mtnhp.org/plants/reports/1999_beaverhead_report.pdf
Cooper D.J.  1991.  Additions to the peatland flora of the southern Rocky Mountains: habitat description and water chemistry.  Madrono.  38(2):139-143.
Cooper J.E..  1980.  Egg, larval and juvenile development of longnose dace, RHINICHTHYS CATARACTAE, and river chub, NOCOMIS MICROPOGON, with notes on their hybridation.  Copeia.  3:469-478.
Cooper S.L, Peterson C.R.  1995.  The distribution and status of amphibians and reptiles on the INEL: implications for future site development and environmental restoration operations.  
Cooper SV, Neiman KE, Roberts DW.  1991.  Forest habitat types of northern Idaho: a second approximation.    Available from http://treesearch.fs.fed.us/pubs/download/24623.pdf
Coon J.C, Ringe R.R, Bjornn T.C.  1977.  Abundance, growth, distribution and movements of white sturgeon in the mid-Snake River.