The value of linking paleoecological and neoecological perspectives to understand spatially-explicit ecosystem resilience

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B. Buma
B. J. Harvey
D. G. Gavin
R. Kelly
T. Loboda
B. E. McNeil
J. R. Marlon
A. J. H. Meddens
J. L. Morris
K. F. Raffa
B. Shuman
E. A. H. Smithwick
K. K. McLauchlan
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[2] Denver,undefined
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[5] University of Illinois,undefined
[6] University of Maryland,undefined
[7] West Virginia University,undefined
[8] Yale University,undefined
[9] University of Idaho,undefined
[10] University of Utah,undefined
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[12] University of Wyoming,undefined
[13] The Pennsylvania State University,undefined
[14] Kansas State University,undefined
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Landscape Ecology | 2019年 / 34卷
关键词：
Disturbance; Resilience; Paleoecology; Climate change; Synthesis; Scale;
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