The geography of rainfall in Mauritius: Modelling the relationship between annual and monthly rainfall and landscape characteristics on a small volcanic island
Authors:
- Caroline G. StaubCSCaroline G. Staub
- Forrest R. StevensFSForrest R. Stevens
- Peter R. WaylenPWPeter R. Waylen
- 1 October 2014
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Applied Geography
- Vol. 54, 222-234
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Funding Information
- Rufford Foundation for Nature Conservation (13418-1)
- University of Florida Graduate School
- University of Florida Center for African Studies
- University of Florida Latin American Studies Tropical Conservation and Development Program
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