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Sepp, M, Tamm, T, Sagris, V (2018) The future climate regions in Estonia. Estonian Journal of Earth Sciences, 67 (4) 259 doi:10.3176/earth.2018.19

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TitleThe future climate regions in Estonia
JournalEstonian Journal of Earth Sciences
AuthorsSepp, MAuthor
Tamm, TAuthor
Sagris, VAuthor
Year2018Volume67
Issue4
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