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Fullen, Michael A. (2003) Soil erosion and conservation in northern Europe. Progress in Physical Geography, 27 (3). 331-358 doi:10.1191/030913303767888473

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TitleSoil erosion and conservation in northern Europe
JournalProgress in Physical Geography
AuthorsFullen, Michael A.Author
Year2003 (August 19)Volume27
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PublisherSAGE Publications
DOIdoi:10.1191/030913303767888473Search in ResearchGate
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