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5. The Importance of Incorporating Landscape Change for Predictions of Climate-Induced Plant Phenological Shifts C. Chisholm et al.
6. New ground ice maps for Canada using a paleogeographic modelling approach H. O'Neill et al.
7. Impacts of Degrading Ice‐Wedges on Ground Temperatures in a High Arctic Polar Desert System M. Ward Jones et al.
8. Cryostratigraphical studies of ground ice formation and distribution in a High Arctic polar desert landscape, Resolute Bay, Nunavut1 M. Paquette et al.
9. Massive ground ice of glacial meltwater origin in raised marine-deltaic sediments, Fosheim Peninsula, high Arctic Canada C. Roy et al.
10. Rapid transformation of tundra ecosystems from ice-wedge degradation M. Jorgenson et al.
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12. Rapid initialization of retrogressive thaw slumps in the Canadian high Arctic and their response to climate and terrain factors M. Ward Jones et al.
13. Geometry of last glacial sorted nets from high-resolution airborne data T. Uxa et al.
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15. Hydrochemistry of hillslope permafrost catchments with degrading and stable ice-wedge polygons, Ogilvie Mountains, Yukon, Canada E. Carrière et al.
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