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March 2007 LTER-NSF ‘Mini-Symposium’ – Dan Reed

Published March 15, 2007

Social – Ecological Interactions in Coastal Marine Ecosystems – Dan Reed, Santa Barbara Coastal LTER – LTER Mini-symposium at NSF, March 8, 2007

File: http://lternet.edu/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/Reed.pdf

Categories: 2007 LTER NSF Symposium (Social-Ecological Change)

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