Insights and issues with estimating northern peatland carbon stocks and fluxes since the Last Glacial Maximum
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Julie Talbot | Gustaf Hugelius | Julie Loisel | G. Hugelius | L. Pelletier | J. Loisel | Zicheng Yu | D. Karran | J. Talbot | J. Holmquist | J. Nichols | S. Bellen | James R. Holmquist | Zicheng Yu | Simon van Bellen | Luc Pelletier | Daniel Karran | Jonathan E. Nichols
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