Using Fractals to Describe Ecologically Relevant Patterns in Distributions of Large Rocks in Streams

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RT @StephenRice15: Describing big rock patterns in rivers. Bit of eco, bit of geo, bit of math, excellent gender imbalance. Honoured to be…

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RT @StephenRice15: Describing big rock patterns in rivers. Bit of eco, bit of geo, bit of math, excellent gender imbalance. Honoured to be…

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RT @StephenRice15: Describing big rock patterns in rivers. Bit of eco, bit of geo, bit of math, excellent gender imbalance. Honoured to be…

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RT @StephenRice15: Describing big rock patterns in rivers. Bit of eco, bit of geo, bit of math, excellent gender imbalance. Honoured to be…

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RT @StephenRice15: Describing big rock patterns in rivers. Bit of eco, bit of geo, bit of math, excellent gender imbalance. Honoured to be…

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Describing big rock patterns in rivers. Bit of eco, bit of geo, bit of math, excellent gender imbalance. Honoured to be part of this with awesome collaborators in Deakin, Melbourne and Oxford, led by ECR @GeorgiaKDwyer. https://t.co/ofFThcSbYc https://t.co

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