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Sanborn, Paul, Geertsema, Marten, Jull, A. J. Timothy, Hawkes, Brad (2006) Soil and sedimentary charcoal evidence for Holocene forest fires in an inland temperate rainforest, east-central British Columbia, Canada. The Holocene, 16 (3). 415-427 doi:10.1191/0959683606hl937rp

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TitleSoil and sedimentary charcoal evidence for Holocene forest fires in an inland temperate rainforest, east-central British Columbia, Canada
JournalThe Holocene
AuthorsSanborn, PaulAuthor
Geertsema, MartenAuthor
Jull, A. J. TimothyAuthor
Hawkes, BradAuthor
Year2006 (April)Volume16
Issue3
PublisherSAGE Publications
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Full ReferenceSanborn, Paul, Geertsema, Marten, Jull, A. J. Timothy, Hawkes, Brad (2006) Soil and sedimentary charcoal evidence for Holocene forest fires in an inland temperate rainforest, east-central British Columbia, Canada. The Holocene, 16 (3). 415-427 doi:10.1191/0959683606hl937rp
Plain TextSanborn, Paul, Geertsema, Marten, Jull, A. J. Timothy, Hawkes, Brad (2006) Soil and sedimentary charcoal evidence for Holocene forest fires in an inland temperate rainforest, east-central British Columbia, Canada. The Holocene, 16 (3). 415-427 doi:10.1191/0959683606hl937rp
In(2006, April) The Holocene Vol. 16 (3) SAGE Publications

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