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Is the Historical Range of Variation Relevant to Rangeland Management?

Brandon T. Bestelmeyer

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction HRV in Practice Rangeland Health Climate Change and Alternative Regime Models Conclusion References

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction HRV in Practice Rangeland Health Climate Change and Alternative Regime Models Conclusion References

Key concepts: Rangeland, Variation (astronomy), Range (aeronautics), Rangeland management, Geography, Environmental resource management, Environmental science, Agroforestry

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