Quantifying long-term changes in carbon stocks and forest structure from Amazon forest degradation
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Marcos Longo | Maiza Nara dos-Santos | Ralph Dubayah | Michael Keller | Danielle I. Rappaport | M. Keller | R. Dubayah | D. Morton | M. dos-Santos | M. Longo | Danielle I Rappaport | Douglas C Morton
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