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Title: Alternative attractors may boost uncertainty and sensitivity in ecological models

Authors: Van Nes, E.H., and M. Scheffer

Citation: Van Nes, E.H., and M. Scheffer. 2003. Alternative attractors may boost uncertainty and sensitivity in ecological models. Ecol. Model., 159 (2-3), 117-124.

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