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The climate space of fire regimes in north‐western North America

2015-09-01

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AIM: Studies of fire activity along environmental gradients have been undertaken, but the results of such studies have yet to be integrated with fire‐regime analysis. We characterize fire‐regime components along climate gradients and a gradient of human influence. LOCATION: We focus on a climatically diverse region of north‐western North America extending from northern British Columbia, Canada, to northern Utah an...

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Literature Corpus work: 5cbfa0fc-93fa-5c4b-8257-f24dba3b4205
DOI: 10.1111/jbi.12533

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