An Ecosystem Management Strategy for Sierran Mixed-Conifer Forests
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Scott L. Stephens | Malcolm P. North | William J. Zielinski | Kevin L. O'Hara | S. Stephens | P. Stine | K. O’Hara | M. North | W. Zielinski | Peter A. Stine
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