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Sourcebook on Remote Sensing and Biodiversity Indicators Prepared by the NASA-NGO Biodiversity Working Group and UNEP-WCMC to support implementation of the Convention on Biological Diversity Edited by Holly Strand, Robert Höft, James Strittholt, Ned Horning, Lera Miles, Eugene Fosnight and Woody Turner
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Appendices Compiler: Ned Horning (C
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A.2 glossary Appendices The definit
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