Charles Snead Houston

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According to Wikipedia, Charles Snead Houston was an American physician, mountaineer, high-altitude investigator, inventor, author, film-maker, and former Peace Corps administrator. He made two important and celebrated attempts to climb the mountain K2 in the Karakoram Range.

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THE LAKE-LOUISE ACUTE MOUNTAIN-SICKNESS SCORING SYSTEM (1993) (724)
Operation Everest II: oxygen transport during exercise at extreme simulated altitude. (1988) (405)
Acute Mountain Sickness in a General Tourist Population at Moderate Altitudes (1993) (392)
Operation Everest II: elevated high-altitude pulmonary resistance unresponsive to oxygen. (1987) (284)
Operation Everest II: preservation of cardiac function at extreme altitude. (1987) (271)
HIGH ALTITUDE PULMONARY EDEMA (1961) (241)
Operation Everest. II: Nutrition and body composition. (1988) (222)
Acute pulmonary edema of high altitude. (1960) (215)
Operation Everest II: adaptations in human skeletal muscle. (1989) (195)
The cost to the central nervous system of climbing to extremely high altitude. (1989) (195)
Effect of acetazolamide on hypoxemia during sleep at high altitude. (1979) (182)
High-altitude pulmonary edema in persons without the right pulmonary artery. (1980) (159)
Operation Everest II: structural adaptations in skeletal muscle in response to extreme simulated altitude. (1991) (150)
Operation Everest II: arterial oxygen saturation and sleep at extreme simulated altitude. (1992) (141)
CEREBRAL FORM OF HIGH-ALTITUDE ILLNESS (1975) (139)
How well do older persons tolerate moderate altitude? (1995) (138)
Operation Everest II: man at extreme altitude. (1987) (133)
Enhanced left ventricular systolic performance at high altitude during Operation Everest II. (1987) (118)
Respiratory and circulatory changes during acclimatization to high altitude. (1947) (116)
Operation Everest II: cardiac filling pressures during cycle exercise at sea level. (1990) (116)
Operation Everest II: maximal oxygen uptake at extreme altitude. (1989) (111)
Retinal hemorrhage at high altitude. (1970) (98)
Operation Everest II: muscle energetics during maximal exhaustive exercise. (1989) (98)
Operation Everest II: neuromuscular performance under conditions of extreme simulated altitude. (1990) (89)
Dynamics of periodic breathing and arousal during sleep at extreme altitude. (1996) (81)
Pulmonary gas exchange in acute mountain sickness. (1976) (78)
Operation Everest. II: Spirometric and radiographic changes in acclimatized humans at simulated high altitudes. (1993) (74)
Cognitive performance deficits in a simulated climb of Mount Everest: Operation Everest II. (1989) (72)
High-altitude retinopathy. (1981) (69)
Operation Everest II: ventilatory adaptation during gradual decompression to extreme altitude. (1990) (66)
Short-term adaptation to moderate altitude. Patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. (1978) (63)
Effect of altitude exposure on platelets. (1975) (61)
The Cost to the Central Nervous System of Climbing to Extremely High Altitude (1991) (59)
Hormonal and electrolyte response to exposure to 17,500 ft. (1975) (58)
Acute mountain sickness in children at 2835 meters. (1993) (55)
Operation Everest II: plasma lipid and hormonal responses during a simulated ascent of Mt. Everest. (1989) (52)
Control of acute mountain sickness. (1971) (51)
High altitude illness. Disease with protean manifestations. (1976) (45)
Effects of duration at altitude and acetazolamide on ventilation and oxygenation during sleep. (1980) (45)
Operation Everest II: metabolic and hormonal responses to incremental exercise to exhaustion. (1992) (41)
The response of the retinal circulation to altitude. (1971) (38)
Control of the retinal circulation at altitude. (1974) (34)
Pendulum type of artificial heart within the chest: preliminiary report. (1960) (33)
Oxygen transport and cardiovascular function at extreme altitude: lessons from Operation Everest II. (1992) (32)
Hypoxia : the tolerable limits (1988) (32)
SURVIVAL OF GREAT HORNED OWLS IN RELATION TO THE SNOWSHOE HARE CYCLE (1995) (29)
Hemoglobin P(50) during a simulated ascent of Mt. Everest, Operation Everest II. (2007) (29)
Hypoxia, man at altitude (1982) (29)
The relationship between acute mountain sickness and pulmonary ventilation at 2,835 meters (9,300 ft). (1979) (28)
Going high, the story of man and altitude (1980) (27)
Aerobic Bacterial Flora of Addled Raptor Eggs in Saskatchewan (1997) (25)
Autosomal recessive microcephaly and micromelia in Cree Indians. (1980) (25)
Operation Everest II. (1986) (24)
Changing Patterns of Corvidae on the Prairies (1970) (24)
The sleep electrocardiogram at extreme altitudes (Operation Everest II) (1990) (23)
Urine and plasma proteins in men at 5,400 m (1972) (22)
Operation Everest II: An indication of deterministic chaos in human heart rate variability at simulated extreme altitude (1993) (21)
Acute mountain sickness, antacids, and ventilation during rapid, active ascent of Mount Rainier. (1983) (21)
Population dynamics of white-winged scoters (1997) (21)
Oxygen transport during exercise at extreme altitude: Operation Everest II. (1987) (20)
The first smallpox epidemic on the Canadian Plains: In the fur-traders' words. (2000) (20)
The Birds of the Saskatchewan River, Carlton to Cumberland (1960) (20)
Roller type of artificial heart within the chest: preliminary report. (1960) (19)
Composition of alveolar air and volume of pulmonary ventilation during long exposure to high altitude. (1951) (19)
Changes in the single-breath nitrogen washout curve on exposure to 17,600 ft (1975) (18)
Hypoxia and cold (1987) (17)
Operation Everest II: gas tensions in expired air and arterial blood at extreme altitude. (1993) (17)
Demography of Swainson's Hawks Breeding in Western Canada (2006) (16)
Operation Everest II: lack of an effect of extreme altitude on visual contrast sensitivity. (1988) (15)
Artificial hearts inside the chest, using small electro-motors. (1960) (15)
Turkey Vulture Breeding Behavior Studied with Trail Cameras (2013) (15)
Trees and the Red-Tailed Hawk in Southern Saskatchewan (1983) (14)
Operation Everest II: Altitude decompression sickness during repeated altitude exposure. (1987) (14)
Operation Everest one and two. Studies of acclimatization to simulated high altitude. (1997) (14)
K2, The Savage Mountain (1954) (13)
TURKEY VULTURE NEST SUCCESS IN ABANDONED HOUSES IN SASKATCHEWAN (2007) (13)
Going Higher: Oxygen, Man, and Mountains (1998) (13)
Phase IV volume of the single-breath nitrogen washout curve on exposure to altitude. (1973) (12)
The westward spread of the barred owl (1999) (12)
Operation Everest II: comparison of four instruments for measuring blood O2 saturation. (1989) (11)
Incidence of acute mountain sickness at intermediate altitudes. (1989) (11)
Eager communities and reluctant doctors. (1968) (10)
Altitude illness. The dangers of the heights and how to avoid them. (1983) (9)
EXPERIMENTAL ARTIFICIAL HEART IMPLANTATION. (1963) (9)
Close Proximity of Red-Tailed Hawk and Great Horned Owl Nests (1975) (9)
History of Richardson’s Merlin in Saskatchewan (1981) (8)
ENTANGLEMENT THREATENS OSPREYS AT SASKATCHEWAN NEST (2006) (8)
Sampling of Glacial Snow for Pesticide Analysis on the High Plateau Glacier of Mount Logan (1973) (7)
Hypoxia and mountain medicine : proceedings of the 7th International Hypoxia Symposium held at Lake Louise, Canada, February 1991 (1992) (7)
THE EFFECT OF MAN-MADE PLATFORMS ON OSPREY REPRODUCTION AT LOON LAKE, SASKATCHEWAN (1992) (7)
One price of acrophilia. (1971) (7)
Winter Ranges of Migratory Turkey Vultures in Venezuela (2013) (7)
Southward Migration of Swainson’s Hawks: Over 10,000 Km in 54 Days (1996) (6)
Some observations on acclimatization to high altitude. (1955) (6)
Reproductive Performance of Great Horned Owls in Saskatchewan (1975) (6)
The Changes in Heart Size in Man During Partial Acclimatization to Simulated High Altitudes (1948) (6)
LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF ALTITUDE ON THE EYE (1979) (6)
Effects of Acclimatization on Sleep Hypoxemia at Altitude (1984) (6)
Nitrogen washout studies in acute mountain sickness. (1977) (6)
Diplopia at high altitude. (1995) (6)
Occasional notes. Varus and valgus--no wonder they are confused. (1980) (6)
An Unusual Story-Record 20-Year Longevity of Ferruginous Hawk (1984) (5)
Operation Everest; a study of acclimatization to anoxia. (1946) (5)
Swainson's hawk longevity, colour banding and natal dispersal (2005) (5)
Trekking at high altitudes. How safe is it for your patients? (1990) (5)
Brood Size of the Great Horned Owl in Saskatchewan (1971) (5)
Operation Everest II: Resistance and Susceptibility to Chronic Hypoxia in Man (1989) (4)
Fall Crow Roosts in Residential Saskatoon (1980) (4)
Introductory address: lessons to be learned from high altitude. (1979) (4)
The Spread of the Western Kingbird Across the Prairies (1979) (4)
Hypoxia, exercise, and altitude. Proceedings of the Third Banff International Hypoxia Symposium, Banff, Alberta, Canada, January 25-28, 1983. (1983) (4)
Sir John Franklin’s Journals and Correspondence: The First Arctic Land Expedition, 1819-1822, edited with an introduction by Richard C. Davis (1996) (4)
Banding of Asio Owls in south-central Saskatchewan (1997) (4)
Ferruginous hawk banding in Saskatchewan (1998) (4)
Lessons from high altitude pulmonary edema. (1978) (4)
Speedy migration: Saskatchewan's first osprey satellite transmitter (2002) (4)
Recent Saskatchewan Banding of the White Pelican (1972) (4)
"Codex canadiensis", an early illustrated manuscript of Canadian natural history (2004) (3)
Wing-tagging turkey vultures (2003) (3)
From the mountains to the labs. A brief summary of the people and their studies on which rests most of what we know today. (1992) (3)
Sleep Hypoxemia at Altitude (1982) (3)
Positive and expiratory pressure as a method of treating high altitude pulmonary edema (1993) (3)
Experience With Burrowing Owl Nest-Boxes in Saskatchewan, With Comment on Decreasing Range (1996) (3)
Practical considerations of clinical oxygen lack. (1949) (3)
Artificial Nesting Platforms for Ferruginous Hawks (1982) (3)
A History of Raccoons in Saskatchewan (1970) (3)
Periodic breathing and sleep disruption at high altitude operation everest ii (1992) (3)
An Assessment of Walter Raine and His Saskatchewan Records (1981) (3)
Biomedical studies during a simulated ascent of Mt. Everest (1991) (3)
Barred owl nest in attic of shed (1999) (3)
INSOMNIA, SEDATION, AND HIGH ALTITUDE CEREBRAL ŒDEMA (1979) (3)
Ferruginous Hawk Nest Platforms – Progress Report (1985) (2)
Decline in upland sandpiper populations: history and interpretations (1999) (2)
Edouard Seguin and the social power of thermometry. (1987) (2)
Osprey Nesting Success in West-Central Saskatchewan (1983) (2)
Recent Saskatchewan Banding of the Double-Crested Cormorant (1971) (2)
Saskatchewan' s first Swainson' s hawk with satellite radio (1999) (2)
Saskatchewan turkey vulture nests, 1896-2002 (2006) (2)
The Passenger Pigeon in Saskatchewan (1972) (2)
Three turkey vulture pairs nest in Saskatoon bird area (2002) (2)
Mountain sickness. (1992) (2)
Deforestatin in Solu Khumbu (1987) (2)
Tell me some stories about yesterday (1993) (2)
High Altitude: Illness and Wellness (1998) (2)
North Dakota Oologists (1984) (2)
Operation Everest Ii: Electrocardiography During Maximal Exercise At Extreme Altitude (1986) (2)
Hourly distances and altitudes of a recently-fledged turkey vulture on its first southbound migration (2008) (2)
Saskatchewan Bird Banders (1946) (2)
Perils of Outdoor fun. (1990) (2)
Turkey Vulture Breeding Records in Saskatchewan (1969) (2)
Productivity of Ospreys, Pandion haliaetus, affected by water levels near Loon Lake, Saskatchewan, 1975-2002. (2010) (2)
What price a summit? (1996) (1)
Part Two: Individual Provincial Histories of Medicare Four Precursors of Medicare in Saskatchewan (2009) (1)
Further Notes on the Arrival of the House Sparrow (1979) (1)
Recoveries of Red-Tailed Hawks Banded in Saskatchewan (1967) (1)
Recoveries of Bronzed Grackles Banded in Saskatchewan (1968) (1)
A STUDY OF THE PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES WHICH OCCUR DURING ACCLIMATIZATION TO HIGH ALTITUDE. AN ACTIVE FORM OF HEMOGLOBIN FORMED DURING ACCLIMATIZATION (1946) (1)
North America’s Oldest Great Horned Owl (1992) (1)
Nesting Records of the Yellow Rail in Saskatchewan (1969) (1)
Longevity of White-Winged Scoters (1978) (1)
Early Saskatchewan bird banders (2005) (1)
The Icefield Ranges Research Project, 1969 (1970) (1)
John Richardson (1787-1865) (1983) (1)
Polar Journeys: The Role of Food and Nutrition in Early Exploration, by Robert E. Feeney (1998) (1)
High Adventure: The Romance between Medicine and Mountaineering (1994) (1)
Discovery of the World's First Nest of the Solitary Sandpiper (2012) (1)
Book ReviewMountain Medicine: A clinical study of cold and high altitude. (1976) (1)
High altitude physiology study (1980) (1)
Early Montana Naturalists and Oologists (1986) (1)
Osprey nesting records in Saskatchewan. (1970) (1)
Arrival of the House Sparrow on the Prairies (1978) (1)
Eggs of Other Species in Great Horned Owl Nests (1975) (1)
Oology on the Northern Plains: An Historical Review (1982) (1)
Ferruginous Hawks Successfully Fledge Six Chicks (2008) (1)
Banding Great Horned Owls and Long-Eared Owls, 1966 (1966) (1)
The Journal and Paintings of Robert Hood (1974) (1)
Four precursors of Medicare in Saskatchewan. (2009) (1)
The 19th-Century Trade in Swan Skins and Quills (1997) (1)
Edward Arnold, Enthusiastic Oologist (1982) (1)
Peace Corps Physicians Two-Year Volunteers (1965) (1)
Altitude illness. (1984) (1)
Swainson's hawk productivity and five-young nest (1998) (1)
Recoveries of Saskatchewan Common Terns (1972) (1)
Northward extension of Eurasian collared-dove in Saskatchewan (2004) (1)
Saskatchewan Bird Banders - Fred G. Bard (1970) (1)
TRACKING SASKATCHEWAN NESTLING TURKEY VULTURES (2007) (1)
Recoveries of the Common Crow Banded in Saskatchewan (1969) (1)
Fifth Documented Great Gray Owl Nest in Saskatchewan (1984) (1)
The Icefield Ranges Research Project, 1970 (1971) (1)
UNHATCHED EGGS IN SWAINSON'S HAWK NESTS (2004) (1)
Three Bonaprtes's gull nests at Spruce Lake, SK (2005) (1)
The Icefield Ranges Research Project, 1971 (1972) (1)
Decline of the Ferruginous Hawk (1984) (1)
Book Review Langstaff: A Nineteenth-Century Medical Life By Jacalyn Duffin. 383 pp., illustrated. Toronto, University of Toronto Press, 1993. $60. 0-8020-2908-6 (1994) (1)
Research in Altitude Illness (1985) (1)
First Fully Documented Nesting of Eastern Screech-Owl in Saskatchewan (1989) (0)
Book ReviewHigh-Altitude Diseases: Mechanism and management. (1967) (0)
AINLEY, M. G. Restless energy. A biography of William Rowan 1891–1957. Véhicule Press, Montreal: 1993. Pp [1], 368; illustrated. Price: Can$ 19.95. ISBN: 1-55065-027-0. (1994) (0)
Interesting Nipawin Area Bird Nests (2015) (0)
Loggerhead shrike banding on the Prairies (2003) (0)
Operation Everest II : comparison of four instruments M for measuring blood 02 saturation ADA 219 731 (0)
"Must We All Die?": Alaska's Enduring Struggle with Tuberculosis, by Robert Fortuine (2009) (0)
Far Travels of Teal Brood (1963) (0)
165: MUSCLE ENERGETICS DURING ASCENT TO EXTREME SIMULATED ALTITUDE ???OPERATION EVEREST II??? (1987) (0)
The Great Gray Owls That Weren't (1982) (0)
Outcome of hospital care--the patient's view. (1972) (0)
Life at High Altitude, by D. Heath and D. R. Williams (1981) (0)
A Brief History of Research in Altitude Illness (1983) (0)
High Altitude Illness-Reply (1977) (0)
Occurrence of bends, scotomata and hemianopsia at altitudes below 20,000 feet. (1947) (0)
Later Oologists in Southern Manitoba: Forge, Norman, Lawrence and Others (1987) (0)
Recoveries of Black-Crowned Night Herons Banded in Saskatchewan (1967) (0)
Retinal Hemorrhage and Changes in Retinal Circulation at High Altitude. (1970) (0)
William G. Neave (1874–1924), Evesham Saskatchewan’s Nature Correspondent (1981) (0)
Saskatchewan bird banders: J. A. Briggs of Regina (2003) (0)
LEVERE, T.H. Science and the Canadian Arctic. A century of exploration 1818–1918. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge: 1993. Pp xiv, 438; illustrated. Price: £ 40.00. ISBN: 0-521-11933-6. (1994) (0)
Longevity Record for Black-Crowned Night Heron: 16-1/2 Years (1970) (0)
Captain Francis Crozier: Last Man Standing?, by Michael Smith (2009) (0)
Pierre St. Germain: A Metis Hero of the First Franklin Expedition (1997) (0)
Tenth Biennial Hypoxia Symposium. (1997) (0)
The Arctic Institute of North America High Altitude Physiology Study, 1967-1979 (1983) (0)
Four Rancher-Naturalists of the Cypress Hills Saskatchewan (1979) (0)
Subject Index Vol. 64, 1997 (1997) (0)
Two of Saskatchewan's Oldest and Most-Studied Raptors (2016) (0)
Mavis Reimer Cornelius W. Wiebe: a beloved physicianMavis Reimer Cornelius W. Wiebe: a beloved physician Winnipeg: Hyperion Press Limited. 1983. 133 pp., $10.95 (1984) (0)
Rural banders in the Yorkton Area (2003) (0)
OPERATION EVEREST II: RESTING ELECTROCARDIOGRAMS THROUGHOUT A SIMULATED ASCENT OF MT. EVEREST (1986) (0)
Adventures With White-Winged Scoters (2013) (0)
Saskatchewan Bird Species Which Increased With Settlement (1997) (0)
Voluntary hyperventilation at high altitude (1994) (0)
Relation of pulmonary ventilation to arterial oxygen saturation. (1946) (0)
Siberian Recovery of Pectoral Sandpiper (1965) (0)
Mist Netting at Saskatoon, Autumn 1965 (1966) (0)
HOLLAND, C. Arctic exploration and development c. 500 B.C. to 1915: an encyclopedia. Garland Publishing Inc., New York and London: 1994. [Garland Reference Library of the Humanities, vol. 930]. Pp. xvi, 704. Price: $ 200. (Can.) ISBN: 0-8240-7648-6. (1995) (0)
Book ReviewHigh Altitude Medicine and Physiology High-Altitude Medicine and Pathology (1989) (0)
Early Manitoba Oologists (1987) (0)
Saskatchewan Bird Banders: John R. Carter of Muscow (1968) (0)
Avian Tuberculosis in a Swainson's Thrush (1969) (0)
Saskatchewan Bird Banders: R. Lorne Scott (1990) (0)
Concern Re the Red-Tailed Hawk (1966) (0)
Need for Pelican Protection (1966) (0)
The adaptations which produce acclimatization to oxygen lack. (1947) (0)
Acute Mountain Sickness at Moderate Altitudes (1993) (0)
HIGH ALTITUDE PHYSIOLOGY-OPERATION EVEREST II (1986) (0)
Heart rate and rhythm during sleep at high altitude (1986) (0)
STRUZIK, E. and BEEDELL, M. Northwest Passage. The quest for an Arctic route to the east. Blandford, London: 1991. Pp [8], 152; illustrated. Price: £ 16.95. ISBN: 0-7137-2246-0. (1993) (0)
Book ReviewMan at High Altitude: The pathophysiology of acclimatization and adaptation. (1977) (0)
Book Review Life at the Extremes: The Science of Survival By Frances Ashcroft. 326 pp., illustrated. Berkeley, University of California Press, 2000. $27.50. 0-520-22234-2 (2001) (0)
164: OPERATION EVEREST II (1987) (0)
Genetic lessons from high altitude. (2001) (0)
MAXIMUM VENTILATION, LACTATE AND PERCEIVED EXERTION AT EXTREME SIMULATED ALTITUDE - OPERATION EVEREST II (1986) (0)
Saskatchewan's first game guardian: Neil Gilmour, 1859-1940 (2010) (0)
D. Bruce Dill. (1983) (0)
Don Forbes, Vulture Nest Finder, and Ernest Forbes, Wing-Tag Reader (2012) (0)
One Week Flight of a Least Sandpiper (1969) (0)
William Scoresby, Arctic Scientist, by Tom and Cordelia Stamp (1977) (0)
Book ReviewManagement of Wilderness and Environmental Emergencies (1984) (0)
Thomas Edmund Randall, Nest-Finder Supreme (1984) (0)
A STUDY OF THE PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES WHICH OCCUR DURING ACCLIMATIZATION TO HIGH ALTITUDE. OCCURRENCE OF AEROEMBOLISM AT MODERATE ALTITUDES (1946) (0)
Peace Corps doctors. (1965) (0)
Dr John Rae, by R.L. Richards (1985) (0)
Early Saskatchewan Bird Banders in Perspective (1990) (0)
Farthest North: The Quest for the North Pole, by Clive Holland. (1995) (0)
Opinion: Redberry Lake Sanctuary – Will the Pelicans Survive? (1986) (0)
Mice in the Freezer, Owls on the Porch (2003) (0)
Mice in the Freezer, Owls on the Porch Helen McGavran Corneli (2003) (0)
First Violet-Green Swallow Nest in Saskatchewan (1969) (0)
PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES IN ACCLIMATIZATION TO HIGH ALTITUDE. THE USE OF THE A-103 PAULING OXYGEN ANALYZER TO DETERMINE OXYGEN PARTIAL PRESSURE. (1946) (0)
Chairman??s Corner:Command Decision (1988) (0)
South American Recoveries of Franklin's Gulls and Swainson's Hawks Banded in Saskatchewan (1970) (0)
Oxgenation During Sleep (2002) (0)
The quest to understand high altitude. A trip back in time and a look ahead. (1983) (0)
Banding Recoveries: A 48-Year Experience, or: It’s Really Mrs. Priestly’s Fault (1992) (0)
Success of Osprey Nest Platforms Near Loon Lake, Saskatchewan (1985) (0)
Raptores Banded in 1964 (1965) (0)
Trends in medicine. (1958) (0)
Discussion. Papers of Reeves et al.; Eiseman and Spencer (1962) (0)
Late nineteenth century butterfly collectors in Saskatchewan (1999) (0)
Hunting the 1918 Flu: One Scientist's Search for a Killer Virus, by Kirsty Duncan (2003) (0)
Statistical study of primiparous breech deliveries, 1940-1949 inclusive; Providence Lying-in Hospital. (1950) (0)
Book ReviewEverest: The testing place (1985) (0)
Northern Goshawks Move Back South (1998) (0)
John Rae (1813-1893) (1987) (0)
Contents, Vol. 19, 1962 (1962) (0)
Review: Criddle-De-Diddle-Ensis (1970) (0)
Common Tern Recovery from Cook Islands (1963) (0)
Carbon dioxide response curves at altitude. (1971) (0)
Tribute to George F. Ledingham (1911–2006), a Conservation Leader for Western Canada (2013) (0)
Saskatchewan Bird Banders – William Anaka (1989) (0)
Operation Everest; a study of acclimatization to anoxia. (1946) (0)
Proceedings of the International Hypoxia Symposium on Hypoxia and the Brain Held at Lake Louise, Canada on 14-18 February 1995. (1996) (0)
Probable identity of purported rough-legged hawk nests in the western U.S. and Canada (1984) (0)
Histrionic teaching of history taking. (1972) (0)
Osprey banding program near Loon Lake, SK, 1975 - 2002 (2007) (0)
BINNEMA, Ted. Enlightened zeal, the Hudson's Bay Company and scientific networks, 1670–1870. University of Toronto Press, Toronto: 2014. Pp xvi, 458; illustrated. Price CAD$ 85 (cloth), CAD$ 37.95 (paperback). ISBN 9781442646971 (cloth), 9781442614758 (paperback). (2015) (0)
ACUTE MOUNTAIN SICKNESS AT MODERATE ALTITUDES. IN RESPONSE (1993) (0)
The mechanical heart: preliminary report. (1960) (0)
Starlings banded on wintering grounds and recovered in Saskatchewan (2007) (0)
OPERATION EVEREST II: Effects of a Simulated Ascent to 29,000 Feet on Nutrition and Body Composition (1987) (0)
Discussion. Papers of Cudkowicz; Averill et al.; Liebow (1962) (0)
Five Miles High (2000) (0)
Redpoll Identification -- A Problem (1963) (0)
Golden Eagles Nest Successfully in Trees (1985) (0)
Birds and Birders at Crane Lake, Saskatchewan (1983) (0)
The pressure chamber revisited. A look at the past. (1983) (0)
Contents, Vol. 64, 1997 (1997) (0)
Book Review High Life: A history of high-altitude physiology and medicine By John B. West. 493 pp., illustrated. New York, Oxford University Press, 1998. $79.50. 0-19-512194-5 (1999) (0)
Alive: The Story of the Andes Survivors, by Piers Paul Read (1975) (0)
John Robert Sutton 1941–1996 (1996) (0)
Oxygen transport in extreme hypoxia: Operation everest II (1987) (0)
Pierre St. Germain (1790-1843?) (1986) (0)
The Wemyss Sisters: Saskatchewa’s First Lady Birdwatchers, 1898–1940 (1981) (0)
SESSION I Chairman: PROFESSOR R.HOFFENBURG Introductory address: Lessons tobelearned fromhighaltitude (1979) (0)
Abolished and Forgotten National Grassland Parks (1970) (0)
Discussion. Papers of McLaughlin et al.; Alexander; Grover and Reeves; Kuida et al. (1962) (0)
The Mountain Medicine Institute. (1995) (0)
Additions to the Check-List of Saskatchewan Birds (1963) (0)
Supper with the Chief: Chairman??s Corner (1988) (0)
Hold the Heights: The Foundations of Mountaineering, Walt Unsworth. The Mountaineers, Seattle, WA (1993), $29.95 US, pp. 432, 24 photos, 14 maps (1995) (0)
Peregrine Falcons Harass Nesting Great Horned Owls (1985) (0)

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