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Fecha de publicación	Título	Autor(es)
2017-03	Historical peat loss explains limited short-term response of drained blanket bogs to rewetting	Williamson, Jennifer; Rowe, Edwin; Reed, David; Ruffino, Lucia; Jones, Peter; Dolan, Rachel; Buckingham, Helen; Norris, David; Astbury, Shaun; Evans, Chris
2013-04	A global standard for monitoring coastal wetland vulnerability to accelerated sea-level rise	Webb, Edward; Friess, Daniel; Krauss, Ken; Cahoon, Donald; Guntenspergen, Glenn; Phelps, Jacob
2013-04	Monitoring Andean high altitude wetlands in central Chile with seasonal optical data: A comparison between Worldview-2 and Sentinel-2 imagery	Araya López, Rocío; Lopatin, Javier; Fassnacht, Fabian; Hernández, Jaime
2016-06	Decreasing but still significant facilitation effect of cold-season macrophytes on wetlands purification function during cold winter	Zou, Xiangxu; Zhang, Hui; Zuo, Jie; Wang, Penghe; Zhao, Dehua; An, Shuqing
2013-11	Bird mortality at a wind-energy facility near a wetland of international importance	Grodsky, Steven; Jennelle, Christopher; Drake, David
2018-09	Coupled climate–forest growth shifts in the Chilean Patagonia are decoupled from trends in water–use efficiency	Camarero, Julio; Gazola, Antonio; Sangüesa Barreda, Gabriel; Fajard, Alex
2017-04	Multi-scale comparison of the fine particle removal capacity of urban forests and wetlands	Zhang, Zhenming; Liu, Jiakai; Wu, Yanan; Yan, Guoxin; Zhu, Lijuan; Yu, Xinxiao
2013-02	Providing low-budget estimations of carbon sequestration and greenhouse gas emissions in agricultural wetlands	Lloyd, Colin; Rebelo, Lisa-Maria; Finlayson, Max
2013-01	Current state of knowledge regarding South America wetlands and their future under global climate change	Junk, Wolfgang
2013-02	Interannual changes in the habitat area of the black-necked swan, Cygnus melancoryphus, in the Carlos Anwandter Sanctuary, southern Chile: a remote sensing approach	Delgado, Luisa; Marín, Víctor