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Heinen JThomas, Currey RCD.  2000.  A 22-year study on the effects of mammalian browsing on forest succession following a clearcut in northern lower Michigan. The American Midlands Naturalist. 144:243-252.
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Blum M.S, Edgar ALee.  1972.  4-Methyl-3-Heptanone: Identification and role in opilionid exocrine secretions. Insect Biochemistry. 1:181-188.
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Scheiner SM, Teeri JA.  1981.  A 53-year record of forest succession following fire in northern lower Michigan. Michigan Botanist. 20:3-14.
Hausen B.M, Schmalle H.W, Marshall D., Thomson R.H.  1983.  5,8-dihydroxyflavone (Primetin) the contact sensitizer of Primula mistassinica Michaux. Archives of Dermatological Research. 275:365-370.
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Lee T, Foighil DO.  2002.  6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase (PGD) allele phylogeny is incongruent with a recent origin of polyploidization in some North American Sphaeriidae (Mollusca, Bivalvia). Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution. 25(1):112-124.
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Fairchild GWinfield.  1985.  A 75-year history of aquatic research at the University of Michigan Biological Station. The University of Michigan Biological Station 1909 - 1983. :49-55.
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Curtis PS, Zak DR, Pregitzer KS, Teeri JA.  1994.  Above- and belowground response of Populus grandidentata to elevated atmospheric CO2 and soil N availability. Plant and Soil. 165:45-51.
Koerper GJ.  1977.  The above ground biomass and annual net production of bigtooth aspen (Populus grandidentata Michx.) on three soil types in northern lower Michigan. School of Natural Resources. Master of Science:80pp..
Cooper AW.  1981.  Above-ground biomass accumulation and net primary production during the first 70 years of succession in Populus grandidentata stands on poor sites in northern lower Michigan. Forest Succession: Concepts and Applications. :339-360.
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Vostral CB.  1996.  Abundance and distribution of coarse woody debris in 65 and 115 year old red pine (Pinus resinosa) plantations in upper lower Michigan (Unpublished report). :33pp..
VanCleave H.J.  1919.  Acanthocephala from fishes of Douglas Lake, Michigan. Occasional Papers of the Museum of Zoology, University of Michigan. 72:12pp..
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Gorbman A, Creaser CW.  1942.  Accumulation of radio-active iodine by the endostyle of larval lampreys and the problems of homology of the thyroid. Journal of Experimental Zoology. 89(3):391-401.
Kilham P.  1982.  Acid precipitation: its role in the alkalization of a lake in Michigan. Limnology and Oceanography. 27:856-867.
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Kukor JJulius, Martin MM.  1983.  Acquisition of digestive enzymes by Siricid woodwasps from their fungal symbiont. Science. 220:1161-1163.
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Foster WL, Jr. JLTate.  1966.  The activities and coactions of animals at sapsucker trees. Living Bird. 5:87-113.
Pierce ME.  1942.  The activity of the melanophores of an amphibian, Rana clamitans, with special reference to the effect of injection of adrenalin in relation to body weight. Journal of Experimental Zoology. 89:283-295.
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Miller NG, Vitt DH.  1970.  Additional bryophytes from sink-holes in Alpena County, Michigan, including Orthotrichum pallens new to eastern North America. Michigan Botanist. 9:87-94.
Welch PSmith, Eggleton FE.  1935.  Additional data on submerged depression individuality in Douglas Lake. Papers of the Michigan Academy of Science, Arts and Letters. 20:737-750.
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Smith AH, Hesler L.R.  1954.  Additional North American Hygrophori. Sydowia. 8(1-6):304-333.
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Hazlett BA.  1989.  Additional sources of disturbance pheromone affecting the crayfish Orconectes virilis. Journal of Chemical Ecology. 15:381-385.
Bigelow HE, Smith AH.  1966.  Additional species of Clitocybe from Michigan. Michigan Botanist. 5:218-226.
Voss EG.  1977.  Additions and corrections to the list of vascular plants from the Douglas Lake region, Michigan. Michigan Botanist. 16:126-141.
Gates FC, Ehlers JH.  1948.  Additions to an annotated list of the higher plants of the region of Douglas Lake, Michigan. III. Papers of the Michigan Academy of Science, Arts and Letters. 32:27-46.
Gates FC, Ehlers JH.  1931.  Additions to an annotated list of the higher plants of the region of Douglas Lake, Michigan. II. Papers of the Michigan Academy of Science, Arts and Letters. 13:67-88.
Gates FC, Ehlers JH.  1927.  Additions to an annotated list of the higher plants of the region of Douglas Lake, Michigan. Papers of the Michigan Academy of Science, Arts and Letters. 8:111-120.
Taft CE.  1939.  Additions to the algae of Michigan. Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club. 66:77-85.
Tordoff HB.  1966.  Additions to the birds of Michigan. Jack Pine Warbler. 44:2-7.
Crum HA.  1965.  Additions to the Douglas Lake bryoflora. Michigan Botanist. 4:26.
Hermann FJ.  1951.  Additions to the genus Carex in Michigan. The American Midlands Naturalist. 46:482-492.
Fortner HC, Metcalf Z.P.  1929.  Additions to the list of birds of the Douglas Lake region. The Wilson Bulletin. 41:249-250.
Jr. FKSparrow, Barr ME.  1955.  Additions to the phycomycete flora of the Douglas Lake region. I. New taxa and records. Mycologia. 47:546-556.
Paterson RA.  1956.  Additions to the phycomycete flora of the Douglas Lake region. II. New chytridiaceous fungi. Mycologia. 48:270-277.
Johns RM.  1956.  Additions to the phycomycete flora of the Douglas Lake region. III. A new species of Scherffeliomyces. Mycologia. 47:433-438.