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1 glacier stability
Макаров: устойчивость ледника (способность ледника к длительному сохранению размеров, не соответствующих изменившимся условиям аккумуляции и абляции) -
2 glacier stability
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3 glacier stability
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4 glacier stability
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5 glacier
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6 glacier
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7 glacier
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8 slope
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9 slope
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10 slope
Abhang; Böschung; Hang; Leite*
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