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Figure 1. Landuse / landcover statistics of study area (year 2010)Figure 1. Landuse / landcover statistics of study area (year 2010)
Table 1. Area statistics of Land use / Land cover of the study area during years 2000 & 2010Area statistics of Land use / Land cover of the study area during years 2000 & 2010Area statistics of Land use / Land cover of the study area during years 2000 & 2010
Figure 4. Disturbance index (%age) of study area Figure 4. Disturbance index (%age) of study area

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