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	Sustainability in forest management and a new role for resilience thinking [期刊论文] Forest Ecology and Management, 2013-01-01, 310 Rist L.;  Moen J. View/Download：12/0
	Modelling the effects of climate change on the distribution and production of marine fishes: Accounting for trophic interactions in a dynamic bioclimate envelope model [期刊论文] Global Change Biology, 2013-01-01, 19 (8 Fernandes J.A.;  Cheung W.W.L.;  Jennings S.;  Butenschön M.;  De Mora L.;  Frölicher T.L.;  Barange M.;  Grant A. View/Download：17/0
	Collaborative Research: Understanding the potential for a climate change-driven critical transition from forest to chaparral [项目] Jonathan Thompson View/Download：0/0
	Collaborative Research: Understanding the potential for a climate change-driven critical transition from forest to chaparral [项目] Howard Epstein View/Download：0/0
	Collaborative Research: Understanding the potential for a climate change-driven critical transition from forest to chaparral [项目] Melissa Lucash View/Download：0/0
	Collaborative Research; Understanding the Potential for a Climate Change-driven Critical Transition from Forest to Chaparral [项目] Adam Miller View/Download：0/0
	EAGER: Collaborative Research: Development of a new technique to measure ecosystem-level soil nitrous oxide fluxes using micrometeorological towers [项目] Mark Zondlo View/Download：0/0
	EAGER: Collaborative Research: Development of a New Technique to Measure Ecosystem-level Soil Nitrous Oxide Fluxes using Micrometeorological Towers [项目] Ilya Gelfand View/Download：0/0
	DISSERTATION RESEARCH: Synthesizing the Mass-ratio and Novel-trait Hypotheses to Explain Variability in the Impact of Plant Invasions on Coupled C and N Cycling [项目] Justin Wright View/Download：11/0
	RAPID Linked geomorphic-ecological disturbance response as a driver of alterations in aquatic-to-terrestrial energy flux: consequences of dam removal on a mid-size river [项目] Mazeika Sullivan View/Download：0/0

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