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1928. Field book of North American mammals. New York--London: xxv + 625, 48 pl., 114 fig., 37 maps.

ARMSTRONG, ALEX.

1857. A personal narrative of the discovery of the North-West Pa.s.sage.

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BAILEY, ALFRED M., and RUSSELL W. HENDEE.

1926. Notes on the mammals of northwestern Alaska. _Jour. Mammalogy_ +7+ (1): 9-28, 3 pl.

BAIRD, SPENCER F.

1857. General report upon the zoology of the several Pacific railroad routes. Part 1. Mammals. _Reports of Explorations and Surveys, . . .

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BANFIELD, A. W. F.

1949. The present status of North American caribou. _Trans. Fourteenth No. Am. Wildlife Conference 1949_: 477-491, 2 maps.

1950. Caribou investigation. _Canadian Geog. Jour._ +40+ (1): 48-51, 5 fig.

1951a. The barren-ground caribou. _Canada Dept. Resources and Development_, Ottawa: vi + 56, 24 fig., 8 maps (Mimeographed.)

1951b. Notes on the mammals of the Mackenzie District, Northwest Territories. _Arctic_ +4+ (2): 112-121, 4 fig., 1 map.

1952. Report on caribou investigations in the Canadian Arctic, 1948-50.

_Polar Record_ +6+ (44): 532-534. (Apparently a summary of Banfield, 1951a.)

1954. Preliminary investigation of the barren ground caribou. Part 1.

Former and present distribution, migrations, and status. Part 2. Life history, ecology, and utilization. _Canada Dept. Northern Affairs and National Resources, National Parks Branch, Canadian Wildlife Service, Wildlife Management Bull._, ser. 1, 10A: [2]+79, 5 fig., 12 maps; 10B: [2]+112, 30 fig., 1 map. (Not seen until after the present report had gone to press.)

BARNETT, LINCOLN.

1954. The world we live in: part 10. The arctic barrens. _Life_ +36+ (23): 90-115, 33 fig., 1 map.

BEDDARD, FRANK EVERS.

1902. The Cambridge natural history. Vol. 10. Mammalia. London: xii + 605, 285 fig.

BELL, J. MACINTOSH.

1901a. Report on the topography and geology of Great Bear Lake and of a chain of lakes and streams thence to Great Slave Lake. _Ann. Rept.

Geol. Survey Canada_ +12+ (n.s.) 1899, report C: 1-28.

1901b. Explorations in the Great Bear Lake region. _Geog. Jour._ +18+ (3): 249-258, 6 fig.

BELL, ROBERT.

1881. Report on Hudson's Bay and some of the lakes and rivers lying to the west of it. _Geol. and Nat. Hist. Survey Canada Rept. Progress 1879-80_: [6], 1C-113C, 8 pl., 1 map.

BERGMAN, ARVID M.

1917. Om renens oestrider. _Entom. Tidskrift_ +38+: 1-32, 113-146, 26 pl.

BIRKET-SMITH, KAJ.

1929. The Caribou Eskimos. Material and social life and their cultural position. 1. Descriptive part. _Rept. Fifth Thule Exped. 1921-24_, +5+: 1-306+[4], 116 fig., 1 map.

1933. Geographical notes on the Barren Grounds. _Rept. Fifth Thule Exped. 1921-24_, +1+ (4): 1-128+[4], 43 fig., 4 maps.

1936. The Eskimos. New York: xiv + 250, 32 pl., 1 map.

BLANCHET, G. H.

1925. An exploration into the northern plains north and east of Great Slave Lake, including the source of the Coppermine River. _Canadian Field-Naturalist_ +38+ (10): 183-187, "1924"; +39+ (1): 12-16; (2): 30-34; (3): 52-54; 8 fig., 1925.

1926a. New light on forgotten trails in the far Northwest. _Canadian Field-Naturalist_ +40+ (4): 69-75; (5): 96-99; 5 fig., 2 maps.

1926b. Great Slave Lake area, Northwest Territories. _Dept. Interior, North West Territories and Yukon Branch_, Ottawa: 3-58, 25 fig., 1 map.

1927. Crossing a great divide. _Bull. Geog. Soc. Philadelphia_ +25+: 141-153, 4 fig., 1 map.

1930. Keewatin and northeastern Mackenzie. _Dept. Interior, North West Territories and Yukon Branch_, Ottawa: 1-78, 52 fig., 6 charts.

BOAS, FRANZ.

1888. The central Eskimo. _Sixth Ann. Rept. Bur. Ethnology 1884-'85_: 399-675, 6 pl., 152 fig., 7 maps.

1901, 1907. The Eskimo of Baffin Land and Hudson Bay. _Bull. Am. Mus.

Nat. Hist._ +15+, pt. 1: vi-xviii, 1-370, 1901; pt. 2: 371-570, 1907; 10 pl., 270 fig.

BOMPAS, WILLIAM CARPENTER.

1888. Diocese of Mackenzie River. London: [1]+108, 1 map.

BUCHANAN, ANGUS.