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  • 2. Managing Livestock Species under Climate Change in Australia.
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  • 4. Increased heat stress risk for maize in arid-based climates as affected by climate change: threats and solutions.
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    Shahbaz P, Boz I, Ul Haq S.
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    Han Y, Hou XY.
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    Thomson JA, Burkholder DA, Heithaus MR, Fourqurean JW, Fraser MW, Statton J, Kendrick GA.
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