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Land use and degradation in a desert margin: The Northern Negev
Stephen Prince
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Uriel Safriel
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Alexander Silberman Institute of Life Sciences
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Northern Negev
100%
Land Use
100%
Land Degradation
100%
Desert Margins
100%
Afforestation
66%
Environmental Conditions
33%
North Africa
33%
Negev Desert
33%
Low Density
33%
Pasture
33%
Drylands
33%
Human Activities
33%
Primary Production
33%
Anthropogenic Degradation
33%
Landsat
33%
Pastoralism
33%
Semi-arid Zone
33%
Scaling Method
33%
West Asia
33%
Degradation Degree
33%
Low Production
33%
Africa Region
33%
Dryland Degradation
33%
Informal Settlements
33%
Asia-Africa
33%
First Assessment
33%
Dryland Cropping
33%
Pine Plantations
33%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Land Degradation
100%
Land Use
100%
Dryland
100%
Afforestation
66%
Northern Africa
33%
Primary Production
33%
Landsat
33%
Pastoralism
33%
Arid Zones
33%
Regional Geography
33%
West Asia
33%