Methods for Analyzing Temporal Changes in Landscape Pattern
Authors:
- Christopher P. DunnCDChristopher P. Dunn
- David M. SharpeDSDavid M. Sharpe
- Glenn R. GuntenspergenGGGlenn R. Guntenspergen
- Forrest StearnsFSForrest Stearns
- Zhao YangZYZhao Yang
- 1 January 1991
- book chapter
- Published by Springer Nature
- p. 173-198
Abstract
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