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Oliver Sass. (2010) Spatial and temporal patterns of talus activity – a lichenometric approach in the stubaier alps, austria. Geografiska Annaler: Series A, Physical Geography 92:3, pages 375-391.
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Tom Bradwell. (2009) Lichenometric dating: a commentary, in the light of some recent statistical studies. Geografiska Annaler: Series A, Physical Geography 91:2, pages 61-69.
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John L. Innes. (1986) Influence of Sampling Design on Lichen Size-Frequency Distributions and its Effect on Derived Lichenometric Indices. Arctic and Alpine Research 18:2, pages 201-208.
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John L. Innes. (1985) An Examination of Some Factors Affecting the Largest Lichens on A Substrate. Arctic and Alpine Research 17:1, pages 99-106.
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John L. Innes. (1984) The Optimal Sample Size in Lichenometric Studies. Arctic and Alpine Research 16:2, pages 233-244.
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William W. Locke$suffix/text()$suffix/text(). (1983) Discussion of “Size Frequency Distributions as a Lichenometric Technique: An Assessment” by J. L. Innes. Arctic and Alpine Research 15:3, pages 419-419.
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