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1987.
“Annotated inventory of invertebrate populations of an alpine lake and stream chain in Colorado”
47(3): 500-511.
1989.
“Diurnal variations in the inorganic solute content of water draining from an alpine snowpatch”
16(2): 153-162.
1989.
“Hydrographic separation in a small alpine basin based on inorganic solute concentrations”
112: 89-101.
1989.
“Geomorphic coupling of hillside and channel systems in two small mountain basins”
33(2): 189-203.
1990.
“Temporal and spatial variations in the solute content of an alpine stream, Colorado Front Range”
4: 55-72.
1984.
“Elevational contrasts in contemporary geomorphic activity in the Colorado Front Range”
18: 5-31.
1985.
“Seedling establishment by conifers above tree limit on Niwot Ridge, Front Range, Colorado, U.S.A.”
17: 389-400.
1982.
“Climatic characteristics of Pike's Peak, Colorado (1874-1888) and comparisons with other Colorado stations”
2: 359-371.
1991.
“Insects and climate change: fossil evidence from the Rocky Mountains”
41(8): 552-559.
1983.
“Paleoenvironmental interpretations of Holocene insect fossil assemblages from the La Poudre Pass site, northern Colorado Front Range”
41: 87-102.
1985.
“Paleoenvironmental interpretation of Holocene insect fossil assemblages from four high altitude sites in the Front Range, Colorado”
17: 31-48.
1986.
“Paleoenvironmental interpretations of the Late Holocene, Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado, U.S.A.”
5: 127-142.
2005.
“Distribution and diversity of soil protozoa in the McMurdo Dry Valleys of Antarctica”
28: 756-762.
2005.
“Potential soil organic matter turnover in Taylor Valley, Antarctica”
37: 108-117.
2005.
“The Geochemistry of Supraglacial Streams of Canada Glacier, Taylor Valley (Antarctica), and their Evolution into Proglacial Waters”
11: 391-412.
2005.
“Sensitivity analysis of conservative and reactive stream transient storage models applied to field data from multiple-reach experiments”
28 (5): 479-792.
2005.
“Halogen geochemistry of the McMurdo Dry Valleys Lakes, Antarctica: clues to the origin of solutes and lake evolution”
69: 305-323.
2005.
“Biogeological Raman spectroscopic studies of Antarctic lacustrine sediments”
61 (2413-2417): .
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