Fire in the Earth System
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Christopher I. Roos | John C. Doyle | R. DeFries | T. Swetnam | J. Carlson | M. Moritz | J. Balch | M. Cochrane | I. Prentice | C. D’Antonio | S. Harrison | D. Bowman | P. Artaxo | W. Bond | J. C. Doyle | F. Johnston | J. Keeley | M. Krawchuk | C. Kull | J. Marston | A. Scott | G. R. van der Werf | S. Pyne | I. Prentice | G. Werf | Jean M. Carlson | D. M. J. S. Bowman | Jennifer K. Balch | Paulo Artaxo | William J. Bond | Mark A. Cochrane | Carla M. D'Antonio | Ruth S. DeFries | John C. Doyle | Sandy P. Harrison | Fay H. Johnston | Jon E. Keeley | J. B. Marston | Max A. Moritz | Andrew C. Scott | Carla M D'Antonio
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