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Data and code to: "Understanding the Distribution of Ephemeral River Ecosystems and Their Potential Role as Linear Oases in Namibia"'

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Ara
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This folder contains the R scripts, and datasets required for the analyses and figures presented in "Understanding the Distribution of Ephemeral River Ecosystems and Their Potential Role as Linear Oases in Namibia". 

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