Global Change and Arctic Terrestrial Ecosystems
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Terry V. Callaghan | Ulf Molau | Walter C. Oechel | W. Oechel | U. Molau | T. Callaghan | T. Gilmanov | J. I. Holten | Barrie Maxwell | B. Sveinbjörnsson | Tagir G. Gilmanov | Bjartmar Sveinbjörnsson | Jarle I. Holten | Barrie Maxwell | B. Maxwell
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