Fire and Fuels Science Quarterly: Fall 2013 Aquatic Wildlife HOSSACK, BLAKE R., WINSOR H. LOWE and PAUL STEPHEN CORN, 2013. Rapid Increases and Time-Lagged Declines in Amphibian Occupancy after Wildfire. Conservation Bio

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Date: 2013-11-05 13:35:07 Forestry Ecological succession Fire Forest ecology Occupational safety and health Fire ecology Wildfire Old-growth forest Rangeland Systems ecology Wildfires Environment		Fire and Fuels Science Quarterly: Fall 2013 Aquatic Wildlife HOSSACK, BLAKE R., WINSOR H. LOWE and PAUL STEPHEN CORN, 2013. Rapid Increases and Time-Lagged Declines in Amphibian Occupancy after Wildfire. Conservation Bio Add to Reading List Source URL: www.nwfirescience.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 343,17 KB Share Document on Facebook

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