Arctic Tipping Points

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Title: Arctic Tipping Points
ISBN-10: 84-92937-08-4
ISBN-13: 978-84-92937-08-0
Author(s): Aqqaluk Lynge, Warwick F. Vincent, Paul Wassmann, Susana Agusti, Mikael Sejr, Isabelle Laurion, Terje Roalkvam, Johnna Holding, Yearn Hong Choi, Alicia Rivera, Rudi Caeyers, Camille Seaman, Elisabeth Halvorsen, David N. Thomas, Miquel Alcaraz, Manuel Elviro Vidal, Carlos M. Duarte, Connie Lovejoy, Ramon Dachs, Arvid Sveen, Dorte Krause Jensen, Carlos Manuel Duarte Quesada, Irene Fernandez
Publisher: Fundación Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria
Published: 0120
Format: paperback
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Pages: 425
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EAN: 9788492937080
ASIN: 8492937084
Prefix: 978
Group: 84
Group Name: Spain
Group Identifier: 978-84
Registrant: 92937
Publication: 08
Check Digit: 0
Formatted: 978-84-92937-08-0

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