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Moskalenko, N. G. (1984) Predictions as to the recovery of the vegetation cover destroyed by human activities in the north of western Siberia. Polar Geography and Geology, 8 (2) 147-154 doi:10.1080/10889378409377220

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TitlePredictions as to the recovery of the vegetation cover destroyed by human activities in the north of western Siberia
JournalPolar Geography and Geology
AuthorsMoskalenko, N. G.Author
Year1984 (April)Volume8
Issue2
PublisherInforma UK Limited
DOIdoi:10.1080/10889378409377220Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceMoskalenko, N. G. (1984) Predictions as to the recovery of the vegetation cover destroyed by human activities in the north of western Siberia. Polar Geography and Geology, 8 (2) 147-154 doi:10.1080/10889378409377220
Plain TextMoskalenko, N. G. (1984) Predictions as to the recovery of the vegetation cover destroyed by human activities in the north of western Siberia. Polar Geography and Geology, 8 (2) 147-154 doi:10.1080/10889378409377220
In(1984, April) Polar Geography and Geology Vol. 8 (2) Informa UK Limited

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