HOW FAR INTO A FOREST DOES THE EFFECT OF A ROAD EXTEND? Defining Road Edge Effect in Eucalypt Forests of South-Eastern Australia Zoe Pocock (Phone: , Email: ) and Ruth E. Lawrence, School of

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