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Disambiguation of "Linsenmair, Karl-Eduard"

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Do spider communities in primary forests differ from those in forest-plantations? A canopy-study in the Białowieża-Forest (Poland)

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Karl Eduard Linsenmair

Karl-Eduard Linsenmair

Eduard Linsenmair

Christa Linsenmair-Ziegler

Karl Eduard Graeser

 

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