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R. P. Neilson, Lenihan, J. M., Bachelet, D., and Drapek, R. J., “Climate change implications for sagebrush ecosystems”, in Transactions of the.. North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference, 2005.
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D. Bachelet, Lenihan, J. M., Neilson, R. P., Drapek, R., Hickler, T., Sykes, M., Smith, B., Sitch, S., Travis, J., and Cowling, S., “DGVM deathmatch: MC1 and LPJ one-on-one”, in American Geophyscial Union, fall meeting, 1999.
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R. P. Neilson, Lenihan, J. M., Bachelet, D., Drapek, R., and , “Modeling the Future Global Carbon Balance: Is there a threshold from terrestrial sink to source in the Near Future?”, in AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts, 2009.
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R. P. Neilson, Lenihan, J. M., Bachelet, D., Drapek, R. J., Price, D., and Scott, D., “The potential for widespread, threshold dieback of forests in North America under rapid global warming”, Bringing Climate Change Into Natural Resource Management, p. 117, 2005.
R. P. Neilson, Running, S., Schimel, D., Ojima, D. S., Parton, W. J., Melillo, J., Post, W. M., King, A. W., Kittel, T., Prentice, I. C., and , “Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Carbon Sequestration and Ecosystems in the Conterminous US: Analyses from six VEMAP Models”, in IGBP Open Science Conference, 2001.
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D. Bachelet, Brugnach, M., and Neilson, R. P., “Sensitivity of a biogeography model to soil properties”, Ecological Modelling, vol. 109, pp. 77–98, 1998.
J. M. Lenihan, Bachelet, D., Drapek, R., and Neilson, R. P., “Simulating changes in fire occurrence, behavior, and effects in North America ecosystems under multiple future climate scenarios”, in Sixth Symposium on Fire and Forest Meteorology, 2005.
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D. Bachelet, Conklin, D., and Neilson, R. P., “Two DGVMs simulate C and N cycle at AMERIFLUX sites”, in EGS-AGU-EUG Joint Assembly, 2003.
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D. Bachelet, Neilson, R. P., Lenihan, J. M., and Drapek, R., “VEMAP vs VINCERA: A DGVM sensitivity to climate, CO2, nitrogen, and fire”, in AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts, 2005.