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Wild Plants of the Phoenix Parkby P. A. Reilly; D. L. Kelly; D. M. SynnottReview by: Valerie A. HallIrish Naturalists Journal Ltd.1995DOI 10.2307/25535916
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D/H Ratio During the Northern Polar Summer and What the Phoenix Mission Might MeasureFisher, DavidAmerican Geophysical Union2008DOI 10.1029/2007je002972
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