Potential for range expansion of mountain pine beetle into the boreal forest of North America
L. Safranyik(Canadian Forest Service), Stephen Taylor(Canadian Forest Service), Barry J. Cooke(Canadian Forest Service), W. G. Riel(Canadian Forest Service), Allan L. Carroll(University of Idaho), David W. Langor(Natural Resources Canada), Jacques Régnière(Canadian Forest Service), Vincent G. Nealis(Canadian Forest Service), T. L. Shore(Canadian Forest Service), B. Peter(Canadian Forest Service)
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