Multiple mechanisms of Amazonian forest biomass losses in three dynamic global vegetation models under climate change.
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Stephen Sitch | David Galbraith | Chris Huntingford | Patrick Meir | Mathew Williams | P. Cox | P. Meir | S. Sitch | P. Levy | M. Williams | D. Galbraith | C. Huntingford | Peter E Levy | Peter Cox
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