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Bormann, F. H.  Schofield, E. A. 1978. “Earthcare and temperate forests” : 309-323.
Davis, M. B.  Guppy, J. C. 1978. “Climatic interpretation of pollen in Quaternary sediments” : 35-51.
Davis, M. B. ;Ford, M. S. 1977. “Sediment accumulation pattern in Mirror Lake”
Galloway, J. N. ;Likens, G. E. 1977. “Acid precipitation: the importance of nitric acid”
Holmes, R. T. ;Black, C. P. ;Sherry, T. W. 1977. “Comparative population bioenergetics of three insectivorous passerines in a deciduous forest”
Hornbeck, J. W. 1977. “Nutrients: A major consideration in intensive forest management” : 241-250.
Hornbeck, J. W. ;Koterba, M. T. ;Pierce, R. S. 1977. “Sludge application to a northern hardwood forest in New Hampshire: potential for dual benefits?” : 24.
Jordan, M. J. ;Likens, G. E. 1977. “Pelagic bacterial production measured by uptake of 35 SO4 and 14 CO2”
Likens, G. E.  Prospero, J. 1977. “Precipitation sampling techniques” : 334-339.
Likens, G. E. ;Pierce, R. S. 1976. “Effects on aquatic systems” : 8-10.
Makarewicz, J. C. 1976. “Generation times of zooplankton in oligotrophic and eutrophic lakes”
Meyer, J. L. 1976. “Phosphorus dynamics in a forest stream ecosystem: a mass balance approach”
Moeller, R. E. 1976. “Phenology, biomass turnover and tissue chemistry of three hydrophytes from an oligotrophic lake”
Potter, G. L. 1976. “The effect of small mammals on ecosystem structure and function”
Bilby, R. E. 1977. “Factors relating to the distribution of organic debris dams in stream ecosystems”
Wood, T. ;Bormann, F. H. 1975. “Short-term effects of a simulated acid rain upon the growth and nutrient relations of Pinus strobus L” : 48.
Eaton, J. S. ;Likens, G. E. ;Bormann, F. H. 1976. “The biogeochemistry of sulfur in a northeastern forest ecosystem”
Jordan, M. J. ;Likens, G. E. 1976. “Dark bottle sulfate uptake as a measure of aquatic bacterial carbon production”
Likens, G. E.  Smith, M. H. 1975. “Nutrient flux and cycling in freshwater ecosystems” : 314-348.
Likens, G. E. ;Bormann, F. H.  Hasler, A. D. 1975. “An experimental approach in New England landscapes” : 7-29.