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Volume	Article	Title	First Author
40	1	Introduction to the Panel Discussion on the 50th Anniversary of the Western Section of the Wildlife Society	Barrett A . Garrison
40	2	What it Was Like in the 1950’s and 1960’s	Walter E. Howard
40	3	Some Observations on the Western Section of the Wildlife Society, 1970-1990	Michael T. Chapel
40	4	Observations of the Western Section of the Wildlife Society and the Wildlife Profession, 1990-2003	Barrett A. Garrison
40	5	The Future of the Western Section of the Wildlife Society	Reginald H. Barrett
40	6	Genetic Variation and Clonal Distribution of Quaking Aspen in the Central Sierra Nevada	Valerie D. Hipkins
40	7	Overwinter Storage of Carbohydrate in Aspen	Wayne D. Shepperd
40	8	Sexual Distribution of Aspen in the Sierra Nevada	David Burton
40	9	Techniques to Restore Aspen Forests in the Western U.S.	Wayne D. Shepperd
40	10	An Implementation Monitoring Protocol for Aspen	David Burton
40	11	Effects of Conifers on Aspen-Breeding Bird Communities in the Sierra Nevada	T. Will Richardson
40	12	Distribution and Habitat Use of Pacific Pond Turtles in a Summer Impounded River	David G. Cook
40	13	Bird Habitat Use and Bird-Aircraft Strikes at Beale Air Force Base, California	James W. Cain III
40	14	Effects of Environmental Conditions on Owl Responses to Broadcast Calls	Ryan P. O’Donnell
40	15	Using Archaeological Remains to Document Regional Fish Presence in Prehistory; A Central California Case Study	Kenneth W. Gobalet
40	16	Closing Canopies and Changing Trophic Energy Pathways in Western Conifer Forests: Where do we go from here?	David O. Smith
40	17	A Test of the Judas Technique as a Method for Eradicating Feral Pigs	Jeffery T. Wilcox
40	18	Occurrence of California Mule Deer in the Southern San Joaquin Valley, California	Howard Clark