Habitat in flames: How climate change will affect fire risk across koala forests
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F. Shabani | Mohsen Ahmadi | L. Beaumont | R. S. da Silva | J. Llewelyn | B. Kalantar | A. Ossola | H. Özener | Atefeh Esmaeili | Mahyat Shafapourtehrany | Kieran Clancy | Simon Jones | Haluk Özener
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