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5.35 |
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Saito, Osamu and Ichikawa, Kaoru, "Socio-ecological Systems in Paddy-Dominated Landscapes in Asian Monsoon" in Social-Ecological Restoration in Paddy-Dominated Landscapes ed. Nishikawa, Ushio and Miyashita, Tadashi (Tokyo: Springer Japan, 2014), 17-37.
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4.65 |
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