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Moisture changes over the last millennium in arid central Asia: a review, synthesis and comparison with monsoon region
Quaternary Science Reviews · 2010 · Vol. 29(7-8) · pp. 1055–1068
Fahu Chen✉(Lanzhou University)Jianhui Chen(Lanzhou University)Jonathan A. Holmes(University College London)Ian Boomer(University of Birmingham)Patrick Austin(University College London)John B. Gates(University of Nebraska–Lincoln)Ning-Lian Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences)Stephen J. Brooks(Natural History Museum)Jiawu Zhang(Lanzhou University)
Tree-ring climate responsesGeology and Paleoclimatology ResearchClimate variability and modelsWesterliesClimatologyPrecipitationMonsoonEnvironmental scienceAridNorthern HemisphereClimate changeWater cycleMoisture
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