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Figure 1.Figure 1. Location of the Rubicon estuary, Tasmania, showing intertidal zones and saltmarsh study sites
Figure 3. Relationship between percentage carbon with depth from each core. 
Table 2.Rubicon estuary. Saltmarsh Below ground carbon stocks (upper 30 cm) in the different saltmarsh species zones of theRubicon estuary. Species Zone Area (ha) [36,37] Carbon Store (Mg C) Carbon Stock (Mg C ha−1

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