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Papers Published And/Or Accepted for Publication in 2018-2019 (List Incomplete) Papers published and/or accepted for publication in 2018-2019 (list incomplete) Allington, G. R. H., Fernandez-Gimenez M. E., Chen Belt (ADB). In: (G Gutman, J Chen, GM Henebry, J, and Brown and D G 2018: Combining M Kappas, eds.) Landscape Dynamics across participatory scenario planning and systems Drylands of Greater Central Asia: People, modeling to identify drivers of future sustainability Societies and Ecosystems. Springer. Chapter 10. on the Mongolian Plateau. Ecology and Chen Y, Tao Y, Cheng Y, Ju W, Ye J, Hickler T, Liao Society 23(2):9. C, Feng L and Ruan H 2018: Great uncertainties https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-10034-230209 in modeling grazing impact on carbon An S, Chen X, Zhang XY, Yan D and Henebry GM sequestration: a multi-model inter-comparison in 2018. An exploration of terrain effects on land temperate Eurasian Steppe Environ. Res. surface phenology across the Qinghai-Tibetan Lett. 13 075005 Plateau using Landsat ETM+ and OLI Chen Y, Fei X, Groisman P, Sun Z, Zhang J, and Qin data Remote Sensing 10(7):1069. Z, 2019: Contrasting policy shifts influence the https://doi.org/10.3390/rs10071069 pattern of vegetation production and C Bastos A , Peregon A, Gani ÉA, Khudyaev S, Yue C, sequestration over pasture systems: a regional- Li W, Gouveia CM and Ciais P 2018 Influence of scale comparison in Temperate Eurasian Steppe. high-latitude warming and land-use changes in the Agricultural Systems, Accepted. early 20th century northern Eurasian CO2 sink Deppermann A, Balkovič J, Bundle S-C, di Fulvio F, Environ. Res. Lett. 13 065014 Havlik P, Leclère D, leciv M, Prishchepov AV, de Beurs K M, Henebry G M, Owsley B and Sokolik I and Schepaschenko D 2018: Increasing crop 2018 Large scale climate oscillation impacts on production in Russia and Ukraine—regional and temperature, precipitation, and land surface global impacts from intensification and phenology in Central Asia Environ.l Res. Lett. 13 recultivation. Environ. Res. Lett. 13 025008 065018 https://doi.org/10.1088/1748-9326/aac4d0 Esau I, Tolstykh M, Fadeev R, Shashkin V, Bogorodskaya A.V., Kukavskaya E.A., Kalenskaya Mahnorylova S, Miles V and Melnokov V 2018: O.P., Buryak L.V. 2019 Microbiological Systematic errors in northern Eurasian short-term assessment of soils in coniferous forests of weather forecasts induced by atmospheric Central Siberia after fires of different severity. boundary layer thickness Environ. Res. Lesovedenie (Forestry), №1, P. 1–19. (In Lett. 13 125009 Russian) Fan P., Chen J., Ouyang Z., Groisman P., Loboda T., Chen D and Loboda T 2018 Surface forcing of non- Gutman G., Prishchepov A., Kvashnina Anna., stand-replacing fires in Siberian larch forests Messina J., Moore N., Myint S., and Qi J. 2018: Environ. Res. Lett. 13 045008 Urbanization and sustainability under transitional Chen J, John R, Sun G Fan P, Henebry G M, economies: A synthesis for Asian Russia. Fernández-Giménez M E, Zhang Y, Park H, Tian Environ. Res. Lett. 13 095007 L, Groisman P, Ouyang Z, Allington G, Wu J, https://doi.org/10.1088/1748-9326/aadbf8 Shao C, Amarjargalj A, Dong G, Gutman G, Giannico V, Chen j, Shao C, Ouyang Z, R, and Huettmann F, Lafortezza R, Crank C, and Qi J Lafortezza R 2018: Contributions of landscape 2018: Prospects for the Sustainability of Social- heterogeneity within the footprint of eddy- Ecological Systems (SES) on the Mongolian covariance towers to flux measurements Plateau: Five Critical Issues Environ. Res. Lett. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 260-261 https://doi.org/10.1088/1748-9326/aaf27b 144-153 Chen J. Chen J, Z Ouyang, R John, GM Henebry, PY Groisman P, Bulygina O,, Henebry G, Speranskaya Groisman, A Karnieli, S Pueppke, M Kussainova, N, Shiklomanov A, Chen Y, Tchebakova N, A Amartuvshin, A Tulobaev, ET Isabaevich, C Parfenova E, Tilinina N, Zolina O, Dufour A, Crank, A Kadhim, J Qi, G Gutman. 2019. Social- Chen J, John R, Fan P, Mátyás C, Yesserkepova Ecological Systems across the Asian Drylands I, and Kaipov I 2018: Dry Land Belt of Northern 1 Eurasia: Contemporary Environmental Changes territory of National park “Shushensky Bor”. and Their Consequences Environ. Res. Lett.13 Geography and natural resources, №1. (In 115008. https://dx.doi.org/10.1088/1748- Russian) 9326/aae43c and Supplementary information: Kupková L, Potůčková M, Lhotáková Z and J http://iopscience.iop.org/1748- Albrechtová J 2018: Forest cover and 9326/13/11/115008/media/erl_13_115008_sd.pdf disturbance changes, and their driving forces: A Groisman PY, ON Bulygina, GM Henebry, NA case study in the Ore Mountains, Czechia, Speranskaya, AI Shiklomanov, Y Chen, NM heavily affected by anthropogenic acidic pollution Tchebakova, EI Parfenova, ND Tilinina, OG in the second half of the 20th century Environ. Zolina, A Dufour, J Chen, R John, P Fan. 2019. Res. Lett. 13 095008 Dry land belt of Northern Eurasia: Contemporary Li F, Chen J, Zeng Y, Wu B F, and Zhang X Q 2018: environmental changes and their consequences. Renewed Estimates of Grassland Aboveground In: (G Gutman, J Chen, GM Henebry, M Kappas, Biomass Showing Drought Impacts J Geophys eds.) Landscape Dynamics across Drylands of Res Biogeosci 123 138-148 Greater Central Asia: People, Societies and DOI: 10.1002/2017JG004255 Ecosystems. Springer. Chapter 2. Liang M, Chen J, Gornish E S, Bai X, Li Z, Liang C Hall J and Loboda T 2018: Quantifying the variability 2018: Grazing effect on grasslands escalated by of potential black carbon transport from cropland abnormal precipitations in Inner Mongolia burning in Russia driven by atmospheric blocking Ecology and Evolution 8, 8187-8196 events Environ. Res. Lett. 13 055010 DOI: 10.1016/j.rse.2018.05.002 Henebry GM, J Chen, G Gutman, M Kappas. 2019. Moiseenko TI, Morgunov BA, Gashkina NA, Multiple Perspectives on Eurasian Drylands. In: (G Megorskiy VV and Pesiakova AA 2018: Gutman, J Chen, GM Henebry, M Kappas, eds.) Ecosystem and human health assessment in Landscape Dynamics across Drylands of Greater relation to aquatic environment pollution by Central Asia: People, Societies and Ecosystems. heavy metals: case study of the Murmansk Springer. Chapter 1. region, northwest of the Kola Peninsula, Russia Henebry GM, R John, KM de Beurs, BC Owsley, J Environ. Res. Lett. 13 065005 Kariyeva, A Chymyrov, M Mirzoev. 2019. Recent Moiseenko TI, Dinu MI, Gashkina NA, Jones J, Land Surface Dynamics across the Eurasian Khoroshavin VY and Kremleva TA 2018: Present Drylands. In: (G Gutman, J Chen, GM Henebry, M status of water chemistry and acidification under Kappas, eds.) Landscape Dynamics across nonpoint sources of pollution across European Drylands of Greater Central Asia: People, Russia and West Siberia Environ. Res. Societies and Ecosystems. Springer. Chapter 3. 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