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"Traditional capacity for weather prediction, variability and coping strategies in the front line states of nigeria"
written by Shukurat Adunni Sanni, Kolapo Olatunji Oluwasemire, Nnadozie Okonkwo Nnoli,
published by Agricultural Sciences, Vol.3 No.4, 2012

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