Indications of Dynamic Effects on Scaling Relationships Between Channel Sinuosity and Vegetation Patch Size Across a Salt Marsh Platform
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Andrea Taramelli | Emiliana Valentini | Koen Sabbe | Jaak Monbaliu | E. Valentini | A. Taramelli | K. Sabbe | J. Monbaliu | Loreta Cornacchia | Loreta Cornacchia | L. Cornacchia
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