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ARTICLESRobert E. De Wreede: Phenology of Sargasum muticum in the Strait of GeorgiaAlex E. Peden: A systemic revision of the hemilepidotine fishesC.D. Levings and F. Rafi Tanais stanfordi from the Fraser River EstuaryE.B. Hartwick: Some observation on foraging by Black OystercatchersPhilip Lambert: New geographic and bathymetric records for some northeast Pacific asteroidsA.D. Boney Audouinella bonnemaisoniae in Bonnemaisonia nootkana: in situ and in vitro studiesNorman J. Wilimovsky and Donald E. Wilson: A new species of Agonidae from the West Coast of North AmericaMichael W. Hawkes, Christopher E. Tanner, and Phillip Lebednik: The benthic marine algae of northern British ColumbiaA.P. Nimmo and G.G.E. Scudder: An annotated checklist of the Trichoptera of British ColumbiaGilbert C. Hughes: Epistolae Mycologicae VIII. Indexes to Matsushima's Microfungi of the Solomon Island and Papua-New Guinea and Icones microfungorum a Matsushima lectorum Sandra C. Lindstrom and Ronald E. Foreman: Seaweed Associations of the Flat Top IslandsLeena Hmet-Ahti: Timberline meadows in Wells Gray Park, British Columbia and their comparative geobotanical interpretationJolly Hibbits: Marine Eccrinales found in crustaceans of San Juan ArchipelagoGlenn D. Hartmann and Jerry R. Galm: A technical analysis of projectile points from the Cox's Pond Site WashingtonJohn R. Henderson: Charles Harrison and the Haida of MassetNOTESSpencer G. Sealy: Abnormal bill of a Marbled MurreletAlton S. Harestad: Diurnal activity of Northern Sea LionsD.L. Stein: Occurrence of Bathylaco nigricaus off the coast of OregonDonal E. Wilson and Grant W. Hughes: The first record of the Brown Cat Shark from Alaskan watersJeffrey R. Marliave: Spawning and yolk-sac larvae of the agonic fish species Agonomalus mozinoi
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