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greenhouse effect, Lal" R., J. Kimble and.E. Levine (eds.),. USDA, Soil Conservation Service, National
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Polarforschung237, 35-44.
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Biogeochemical Cycles, 2, 399-409.
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160-\62.
Whalen, S.C. and W.S. Reeburgh. (1992) Interannual variations in tundra methane emission: a 4-year time
series at fixed sites.- Global Biogeochemical Cycles 6, 139-\59.
Whalen, S.C., W.S. Reeburgh. and K.S. Kizer (199\) Methane consumption and emission by Taiga.- Global
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