Climate Change Implications for Human Settlements

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Presentation at LTAS Workshop January, 2014

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Authors: Crispian Olver, Roland Schulze, Matthew Gaylard, Jesse Harber, Derick Young
Contributors: Crispian Olver, Derick Young, Jesse Harber, Matthew Gaylard, Roland Schulze
Published 2014 by SANBI
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