@article{Kosanic2015-07Regio-47099,
  year={2015},
  doi={10.1016/j.gecco.2015.08.006},
  title={Regional vegetation change and implications for local conservation : An example from West Cornwall (United Kingdom)},
  volume={4},
  issn={2351-9894},
  journal={Global Ecology and Conservation},
  pages={405--413},
  author={Kosanic, Aleksandra and Anderson, Karen and Frère, Céline H. and Harrison, Stephan}
}

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