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6. Aubertin (2002) 'Les « produits forestiers non-ligneux à, outil de la rhétorique du développement durable', *Nature Sciences Sociétés*, 10(2), pp. 39-46.

7. Ballon, Ginelli & Vollet (2012) 'Les services rendus par la chasse en France : regards croisés en écologie, économie et sociologie', *Revue Forestière Française*, (3).

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36. Burrascano et al. (2013) 'Commonality and variability in the structural attributes of moist temperate old-growth forests: A global review', *Forest Ecology and Management*, 291, pp. 458-479.

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