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Temperate mountain grasslands: a climate-herbivore hypothesis for origins and persistence

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Temperate mountain grasslands: a climate-herbivore hypothesis for origins and persistence (English)

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Peter D Weigl

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Travis W Knowles

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May 2014

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Biological Reviews

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89

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2

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466-76

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