The hare, the tortoise and the crocodile: the ecology of angiosperm dominance, conifer persistence and fern filtering
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David A. Coomes | Charles D. Canham | David M. Forsyth | David A. Wardle | Robert B. Allen | D. Coomes | C. Canham | D. Wardle | D. Forsyth | R. Parfitt | R. Allen | L. Fagan | E. Wright | Larry E. Burrows | Wendy A. Ruscoe | Roger L. Parfitt | Elaine F. Wright | L. Burrows | Deborah J. Wilson | Warren A. Bentley | Laura Fagan | Aurora Gaxiola‐Alcantar | D. Wilson | W. A. Bentley | Aurora Gaxiola‐Alcantar | W. Ruscoe
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