The fire frequency analysis branch of the pyrostatistics tree: sampling decisions and censoring in fire interval data
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Perry de Valpine | Max A. Moritz | M. Moritz | P. Valpine | Tadashi J. Moody | Lori J. Miles | Matthew M. Smith | Matthew M. Smith
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