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Wildlife Responses to Climate Change: North American Case Studies

Authors: Saavedra, F.

Year: 2001

Publisher: Island Press

Editors: Schneider, S. H.; Root, T. L.

Keywords: CLIMATE, DELPHINIUM NUTTALLIANUM, GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE, RANUNCULACEAE, RMBL, SINK

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