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Subrecent spore–pollen spectra and modern vegetation from the Lena River Delta, Russian Arctic. / Raschke, E. A.; Savelieva, L. A.

в: Contemporary Problems of Ecology, Том 10, № 4, 25.08.2017, стр. 395-410.

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Raschke, EA & Savelieva, LA 2017, 'Subrecent spore–pollen spectra and modern vegetation from the Lena River Delta, Russian Arctic', Contemporary Problems of Ecology, Том. 10, № 4, стр. 395-410. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1995425517040084

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Raschke, E. A., & Savelieva, L. A. (2017). Subrecent spore–pollen spectra and modern vegetation from the Lena River Delta, Russian Arctic. Contemporary Problems of Ecology, 10(4), 395-410. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1995425517040084

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Raschke EA, Savelieva LA. Subrecent spore–pollen spectra and modern vegetation from the Lena River Delta, Russian Arctic. Contemporary Problems of Ecology. 2017 Авг. 25;10(4):395-410. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1995425517040084

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Raschke, E. A. ; Savelieva, L. A. / Subrecent spore–pollen spectra and modern vegetation from the Lena River Delta, Russian Arctic. в: Contemporary Problems of Ecology. 2017 ; Том 10, № 4. стр. 395-410.

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