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How Can Science Be General, Yet Specific? The Conundrum of Rangeland Science in the 21st Century
- Author
- [IBRA] Interim Biogeographic Regionalisation of Australia
- [IPCC] Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
- [MEA] Millennium Ecosystem Assessment
- [NRC] National Research Council
- Anderson
- Ash
- Bastin
- Bestelmeyer
- Bestelmeyer
- Bestelmeyer
- Blanco
- Blanco
- Botkin
- Boyd
- Bradley
- Briske
- Brown
- Brown
- Brown
- Buis
- Burke
- Burke
- Clements
- Clements
- Clements
- Collins
- Curtis
- Debra P.C. Peters
- Del Grosso
- Diniz-Filho
- Dyksterhuis
- Dyksterhuis
- Gardner
- Gibbens
- Gleason
- Gonzalez
- Grimm
- Heady
- Herrick
- Hobbie
- Hoffman
- Hoffman
- Hoffman
- Holdridge
- Holling
- Honglso
- J.y.e. Belnap
- John A. Ludwig
- José Paruelo
- Keller
- Kerr
- Kris M. Havstad
- Kühn
- Laliberte
- Lauenroth
- Lauenroth
- Lawton
- Leopold
- Ludwig
- M. Timm Hoffman
- MacArthur
- May
- McIver
- McNaughton
- Michener
- Midgley
- Milly
- Minnick
- Minor
- Monger
- Monger
- O'Neill
- Odum
- Odum
- Oesterheld
- Overpeck
- Parton
- Paruelo
- Paruelo
- Peters
- Peters
- Peters
- Peters
- Peters
- Peters
- Pimm
- Pyke
- Rahbek
- Rangel
- Rango
- Reynolds
- Rohde
- Sala
- Sala
- Sampson
- Sayre
- Scheiner
- Scott L. Collins
- Shiflet
- Stafford Smith
- Stafford Smith
- Stoddart
- Strong
- Svejcar
- Tainton
- Tansley
- Todd
- Tongway
- Urban
- Westoby
- Whitford
- Whittaker
- Wiens
- Williams
- Williamson
- Yao
- Zak
- Publication venue
- 'Elsevier BV'
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