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Title: Spatially explicit population models: current forms and future uses

Author: Dunning, J.B., Jr.; Stewart, D.J.; Danielson, B.J.; Noon, B.R.; Root, T.L.; Lamberson, R.H.; Stevens, E.E.

Date: 1995

Source: Ecological Applications 5(1):3-11

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Dunning, J.B., Jr.; Stewart, D.J.; Danielson, B.J.; Noon, B.R.; Root, T.L.; Lamberson, R.H.; Stevens, E.E.  1995.  Spatially explicit population models: current forms and future uses.   Ecological Applications 5(1):3-11.

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