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17.098.246 |
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9.984.670 |
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9.634.057 |
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9.525.067 |
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I just reversted your changes in Atacama desert. The subject has been widely discussed in the talk page, including why references as the ones provided by you are not relevant (in such extreme conditions, pluviometric measurements are not appropriate and it's necessary to rely on geological considerations). For future references, it is important to always check the talk page before making changes SFBB (talk) 15:06, 8 September 2019 (UTC)Reply
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