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Izotov B.A. ON THE TRANSFORMATION OF BOUNDARIES BETWEEN FOREST AND FOREST-STEPPE GEOGRAPHICAL ZONES UNDER CLIMATE CHANGEThe analysis of spatial distribution of forest stands in azimuthal directions of slopes with digitization 1 and 45?, accordingly on 360 sectors and on 8 sectors of a full corner.Key words: distribution of relief items stocked, dynamics of forest stands, snow cover, temperature effects.
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Author: Izotov B.A.
Year: 2013
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