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Piller KR, Bart, Jr. HL, Walser CA.  2001.  Morphological variation of the redfin darter, ETHEOSTOMA WHIPPLEI, with comments on the status of the subspecific populations.  Copeia.  2001:802-807.
Obregón-Barboza H, Maeda-Martínez AM, Murugan G, Timms BV, Grygier MJ, D. Rogers C, Rodríguez-Almaraz G, Dumont HJ.  2007.  Morphology and systematic significance of the mystax, a hitherto undescribed cephalic structure of males in certain Notostraca (Branchiopoda).  Journal of Crustacean Biology.  27(1):18-23.
LaFrankie, Jr. J.V.  1986.  Morphology and taxonomy of the New World species of Maianthemum (Liliaceae).  Journal of Arnold Arboretum.  67(4):371-440.
Seutin G., Boag P.T, Ratcliffe L.M.  1993.  Morphometric variability in redpolls from Churchill, Manitoba.  Auk.  110:832-843.
Sattler G.D, Braun. M.J.  2000.  Morphometric variation as an indicator of genetic interactions between Black-capped and Carolina Chickadees at a contact zone in the Appalachian Mountains.  Auk.  117:427-444.
Baumgardner G.D, Kennedy M.L.  1993.  Morphometric variation in kangaroo rats (genus DIPODOMYS) and its relationship to selected abiotic variables.  Journal of Mammalogy.  74:69-85.
Speirs J.M.  1940.  Mortality of barn owls at Champaign, Illinois.  Auk.  57:571.
Brown J.L, Fox A.C.  1966.  Mosquito fish (GAMBUSIA AFFINIS) in a Montana pond.  Copeia.  1966:614-616.
Thien L.B.  1969.  Mosquito pollination of Habenaria obtusata (Orchidaceae).  American Journal of Botany.  56(2):232-237.
Jones G.n.  1930.  The moss flora of southeastern Washington and adjacent Idaho: part 1 and 2.  Research studies of the State College of Washington.  1(3-4):113-192.
Boardman C.M.  1977.  Mosses not previously reported from western Pennsylvania.  Bryologist.  80:351-352.
Anderson L.E.  1951.  The mosses of North Carolina VI. Encalyptaceae to Pottiaceae.  Bryologist.  54:145-161.
Freckmann S.K.  1977.  Mosses of Portage County, Wisconsin.  Bryologist.  80:193-198.
Hoy J.A, Elliott. J.C.  2003.  Mosses of semiarid steppes, Bitterroot Valley, Ravalli County, Montana.  Evansia.  20(2):55-58.
Dwight, Jr. J.  1900.  The moult of the North American Tetraonidae (quails, partridges and grouse).  Auk.  17:34-51.
Eldridge D.J.  2004.  Mounds of the American Badger (Taxidea taxus): Significant Features of North American Shrub-Steppe Ecosystems.  Journal of Mammalogy.  85(6):1060-1067.
Johnson DR.  1976.  Mountain caribou: threats to survival in the Kootenay Pass region, British Columbia.  Northwest Science.  50(3):97-101.
White KS, Pendleton GW, Crowley D, Griese HJ, Hundertmark KJ, McDonough T, Nichols L, Robus M, Smith CA, Schoen JW.  2011.  Mountain goat survival in coastal Alaska: effects of age, sex, and climate.  Journal of Wildlife Management.  75(8):1731–1744.
Habek J.R.  1967.  Mountain hemlock communities in western Montana.  Northwest Science.  41(4):169-177.
Cronemiller F.P.  1948.  Mountain lion preys on bighorn.  Journal of Mammalogy.  29(1):68.
Packer J.G, Vitt D.H.  1974.  Mountain Park: a plant refugium in the Canadian Rocky Mountains.  Canadian Journal of Botany.  52:93-1409.
Bach E..  1917.  Mountain quail.  California Fish and Game.  3(1):139.
Heekin P.E, Vogel. C.A.  1995.  Mountain quail: high jumpers.  Idaho Wildlife.  15(5):2.
Anonymous.  1915.  The mountain quail: notes on the life history of this rapidly decreasing Oregon game bird.  Oregon Sportsman.  3(3):57-60.
Jotter E.V.  1918.  Mountain quail scarce in Trinity County, California.  California Department of Fish and Game.  4(1):99.