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Heinz Wanner✉(University of Bern)Olga N Solomina(Institute of Geography)Martín Grosjean(Oeschger Centre for Climate Change Research)Stefan P. Ritz(University of Bern)Markéta Jetel(University of Bern)
Geology and Paleoclimatology ResearchIsotope Analysis in EcologyCryospheric studies and observationsIntertropical Convergence ZoneHoloceneClimatologyNorthern HemisphereGeologyThermohaline circulationMeltwaterSouthern HemisphereWesterliesHadley cell
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