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Cita Chicago Style (17a ed.)Beck, Matthew R., Logan R. Thompson, Jason E. Rowntree, Terra N. Thompson, Jacek A. Koziel, Sara E. Place, y Kim R. Stackhouse-Lawson. U.S. Manure Methane Emissions Represent a Greater Contributor to Implied Climate Warming than Enteric Methane Emissions Using the Global Warming Potential* Methodology. Frontiers Media S.A, 2023.
Cita MLA (9a ed.)Beck, Matthew R., et al. U.S. Manure Methane Emissions Represent a Greater Contributor to Implied Climate Warming than Enteric Methane Emissions Using the Global Warming Potential* Methodology. Frontiers Media S.A, 2023.