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The effects of aquatic area abundance, buffer, and hydrology on depressional wetland condition based on CRAM

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Pearce, S.; Lowe, S.; Collins, J. N. 2016. The effects of aquatic area abundance, buffer, and hydrology on depressional wetland condition based on CRAM.
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