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Article: Using repeat photography for an analysis of change in antler, North Dakota.(COMMUNICATIONS--GRADUATE)(Report)
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- Proceedings of the North Dakota Academy of Science
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- April 1, 2008
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The northern Great Plains' physical and human landscapes have changed over time (1, 2). Much of the interest in studying this part of North America has emphasized a macro-scale of inquiry as part of general regional studies with emphasis upon looking at major trends in social geography and environmental change that often has centered on the controversial concept of "The Buffalo Commons" (3, 4, 5). Yet, the macro-scale of changes for a region as vast as the northern Great Plains is the product of a number of complex, interrelated alterations of the physical and human landscape at the micro-scale. While the concept of population decline in the abstract is well documented in ...
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Transcript: NORTH DAKOTA AGRICULTURE PROJECTS GET BOOST ON ...
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July 15, 1997 ;
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... ... S AGRICULTURE APPROPRIATIONS BILL: NORTH DAKOTA AGRICULTURE PROJECTS GET BOOST ON SEVERAL ... includes funding for several important North Dakota agriculture projects. In a joint statement ... committee's action funds projects in North Dakota which have state-wide, regional ...
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