Yilong lake level record documents coherent regional-scale changes in Holocene water balance in Yunnan, southwestern China

Yilong lake level record documents coherent regional-scale changes in Holocene water balance in Yunnan, southwestern China
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10.1016/j.palaeo.2022.111148
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2022-09
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Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology
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A. Hillman;Angelena N. Campisi;M. Abbott;D. Bain;Melissa P. Griffore;R. Tisherman;Zijie Yuan;Duo Wu
A. Hillman;Angelena N. Campisi;M. Abbott;D. Bain;Melissa P. Griffore;R. Tisherman;Zijie Yuan;Duo Wu
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A. Hillman;Angelena N. Campisi;M. Abbott;D. Bain;Melissa P. Griffore;R. Tisherman;Zijie Yuan;Duo Wu

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