Vegetation of the northern Namibia savanna

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dataset

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PAN

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modern pollen Pollen productivity estimate REVEALS Vegetation Mapping Event label Latitude of event Longitude of event Ring sector, radius Acacia, area Dichrostachys, area +6

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