More frequent extreme climate events stabilize reindeer population dynamics
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B. Sæther | S. Albon | E. Ropstad | L. Loe | A. Stien | B. Hansen | R. Irvine | V. Veiberg | Vidar Grøtan | M. Gamelon | A. Lee | V. Grøtan
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