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Fire Severity, Water Repellency Characteristics and Hydrogeomorphological Changes Following the Christmas 2001 Sydney Forest Fires

article by R. A. SHAKESBY et al published July 2003 in Australian Geographer

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Fire Severity, Water Repellency Characteristics and Hydrogeomorphological Changes Following the Christmas 2001 Sydney Forest Fires (English)

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R. A. SHAKESBY

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C. J. CHAFER

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S. H. DOERR

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W. H. BLAKE

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G. S. HUMPHREYS

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B. A. HARRINGTON

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Australian Geographer

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34

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