Old growth Afrotropical forests critical for maintaining forest carbon
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S. Saatchi | S. Lewis | C. Clark | J. Doucet | J. Poulsen | J. Reitsma | E. Mitchard | L. White | M. Disney | C. Scott | C. Beirne | Z. Miao | C. Nuñez | V. Medjibe | A. Cuni‐Sanchez | Michelle E. Lee | Ludovic Banak‐Ngok
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