Patch dynamics and the development of structural and spatial heterogeneity in Pacific Northwest forests
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Jerry F. Franklin | Robert J. McGaughey | James A. Lutz | Van R. Kane | Jonathan D. Bakker | R. McGaughey | J. Franklin | J. Lutz | V. Kane | R. Gersonde | J. Bakker | Rolf Gersonde
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