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1951. The lichen woodlands in Labrador and their importance as winter pastures for domesticated reindeer. _Acta Geographica_ +12+ (1): 1-48, 18 fig., 4 maps.

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1933. The land of feast and famine. New York: 1-332, 31 pl., 1 map.

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1932. The Indians of Canada. _Nat. Mus. Canada Bull._ 65: x + 446, 7 pl., 118 fig., 10 maps.

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1953. Hoofed mammals of the world. New York and London: 89 unnumbered pp., 294 fig., 5 maps.

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1932. Prairie trails and Arctic by-ways. London: 1-288, 16 pl.

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