Beyond bioclimatic envelopes: dynamic species' range and abundance modelling in the context of climatic change
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Brian Huntley | Les G. Underhill | Res Altwegg | Stephen G. Willis | Lesley Gibson | Guy F. Midgley | David G. Hole | L. Underhill | B. Huntley | P. Hockey | G. Midgley | P. Barnard | S. G. Willis | D. Hole | R. Altwegg | L. Gibson | B. Coetzee | L. Chambers | Philip A. R. Hockey | Phoebe Barnard | Lynda E. Chambers | Bernard W. T. Coetzee
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