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Bowles M.L.  1989.  A status report on endangered and threatened plants of the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore: monitoring of species new to the lakeshore and re-monitoring of selected species.  
Bowles M.L, Hess W.J, DeMauro M.M.  1985.  An assessment of the monitoring program for special floristic elements at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, Phase 1. The endangered species.  
Bowles M.L, Hess W.J, DeMauro M.M, Hiebert R.D.  1986.  Endangered plant inventory and monitoring strategies at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore.  Natural Areas Journal.  6(1):18-26.
Bowles J.H, Decker F.R.  1927.  A comparative field study of Wright's and Hammond's flycatchers.  Auk.  44:524-528.
Bowles M.L, DeMauro M.M, Pavlovic N., Hiebert R.D.  1990.  Effects of anthropogenic disturbances on endangered and threatened plants at the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore.  Natural Areas Journal.  10(4):187-200.
Bowler P.A, Frest T.J.  1996.  The advancing distribution of the New Zealand mud snail, Potamopyrgus antipodarum (Gray), in North America. In: Program abstracts. 62nd Annual Meeting American Malacological Union.  Chicago (IL; 29 Jun-3 Jul 1996) p. 31.
Bowler P.A.  1985.  Letter to the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service with associated newspaper clippings and other letters in support of the listing of the Bruneau Hot Springsnail as Endangered.  
Bowler P.A.  1977.  Ramalina thrausta in North America.  Bryologist.  80:529-532.
Bowler p.  1981.  Natural history studies and an evaluation for eligibility of Box Canyon for National Natural Landmark designation.  
Bowler P.A, Watson C.M, Yearsley J.R, Cirone P.A.  1993.  Assessment of ecosystem quality and its impact on resource allocation in the Middle Snake River sub-basin. Volume XXIV.  
Bowler P.A.  1992.  Letter of August 31 to Dr. Marvin Plenert, U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, regarding rationale for the Service's reclassification of the Shoshone sculpin.  
Bowler pA, Frest T.J.  1992.  Snake River mollusks: living fossils.  Idaho Wildlife.  12(1):2,29.
Bowler pA.  1989.  Personal Notes on a site visit to the Indian Bathtub, Hot Creek and the adjacent Bruneau River on August 13, 1989.  
Bowler P.A.  1991.  The current status of the Bruneau hot springs snail, an undescribed monotypic genus of freshwater hydrobiid snail, and its declining habitat.
Bowler P.A.  1991.  Notes on a site visit to the Indian Bathtub, Hot Creek and the adjacent Bruneau River on August 13, 1989.
Bowler p.  Submitted.  Natural history studies and evaluation for eligibility of the Wiley Reach of the Snake River for National Natural Landmark designation.  
Bowler pA.  1991.  The rapid spread of the freshwater snail Potamopygrus antipodarum (Gray) in the Middle Snake River, southern Idaho.
Bowler pA, Frest T.J.  1992.  The non-native snail fauna of the Middle Snake River, southern Idaho.
Bowler P.  1981.  Natural History Studies and an Evaluation for Eligibility of the Wiley Reach of the Snake River for National Natural Landmark Designation.  
Bowler p.  1981.  Natural history studies and an evaluation for eligibility of Malad Canyon for National Natural Landmark designation.  
Bowker M.A, Belnap J., Miller M.E.  2006.  Spatial modeling of biological soil crusts to support rangeland assessment and monitoring.  Rangeland Ecology & Management.  59(5):519-529.
Bowker M.A, Belnap J., Chaudhary V.B, Johnson N.C.  2008.  Revisiting classic water erosion models in drylands: The strong impact of biological soil crusts.  Soil Biology and Biochemistry.  40(9):2309-2316.
Bowker M.A, Miller M.E, Belnap J., Sisk T.D, Johnson N.C.  2008.  Prioritizing conservation effort through the use of biological soil crusts as ecosystem function indicators in an arid region.  Conservation Biology.  22(6):1533-1543.
Bowker M.A, Belnap J., Rosentreter R., Graham B..  2004.  Wildfire-resistant biological soil crusts and fire-induced loss of soil stability in Palouse prairies, USA.  Applied Soil Ecology.  26:41-52.
Bowker M.A.  2007.  Biological soil crust rehabilitation in theory and practice: an underexploited opportunity.  Restoration Ecology.  15(1):13-23.