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All the code used for the SSSJA paper by Huzurbazar, Wick, Gasch and Stahl entitled "Bayesian Posterior Predictive Distributions for Assessing Soil Aggregation in Undisturbed Semiarid Grasslands". We also include some supplementary plots not included in the paper.

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