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spellingShingle Latkovska, Inese, Apsīte, Elga, Elferts, Didzis, Kurpniece, Līga, Baltica, Forecasted changes in the climate and the river runoff regime in Latvian river basins, Earth and Planetary Sciences (miscellaneous)
title Forecasted changes in the climate and the river runoff regime in Latvian river basins
title_full Forecasted changes in the climate and the river runoff regime in Latvian river basins
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