Vegetation-soil-thaw-depth relationships along a low-arctic bioclimate gradient, Alaska: synthesis of information from the ATLAS studies (scholarly article by D. A. Walker et al published 2003 in Permafrost and Periglacial Processes)

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P50	author	Vladimir E. Romanovsky	Q57913510
		Nikolay I. Shiklomanov	Q110304270
P2093	author name string	F. Nelson
		D. A. Walker
		F. S. Chapin III
		C. L. Ping
		G. J. Michaelson
		M. K. Raynolds
		H. E. Epstein
		L. D. Hinzman
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P433	issue	2
P921	main subject	Alaska	Q797
		thaw depth	Q7711492
		permafrost	Q179918
		bioclimate	Q112159149
P304	page(s)	103-123
P577	publication date	2003-01-01
P1433	published in	Permafrost and Periglacial Processes	Q15765134
P1476	title	Vegetation-soil-thaw-depth relationships along a low-arctic bioclimate gradient, Alaska: synthesis of information from the ATLAS studies
P478	volume	14

Vegetation-soil-thaw-depth relationships along a low-arctic bioclimate gradient, Alaska: synthesis of information from the ATLAS studies

scholarly article by D. A. Walker et al published 2003 in Permafrost and Periglacial Processes

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