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Hugh M. French. (1999) Past and present permafrost as an indicator of climate change. Polar Research 18:2, pages 269-274.
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F. E. Nelson, N. I. Shiklomanov, G. R. Mueller, K. M. Hinkel, D. A. Walker & J. G. Bockheim. (1997) Estimating Active-Layer Thickness over a Large Region: Kuparuk River Basin, Alaska, U.S.A.. Arctic and Alpine Research 29:4, pages 367-378.
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A. V. Pavlov. (1997) Patterns of frozen ground formation accompanying recent climate changes. Polar Geography 21:2, pages 137-153.
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James R. J. Nicholas & Kenneth M. Hinkel. (1996) Concurrent Permafrost Aggradation and Degradation Induced by Forest Clearing, Central Alaska, U.S.A.. Arctic and Alpine Research 28:3, pages 294-299.
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A. V. Pavlov. (1996) Permafrost‐climatic monitoring of Russia: Analysis of field data and forecast
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