PDO and AMO Modulation of the ENSO–Asian Summer Monsoon Teleconnection During the Last Millennium

PDO and AMO Modulation of the ENSO–Asian Summer Monsoon Teleconnection During the Last Millennium
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10.1029/2023jd039638
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2023-12
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres
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通讯作者:
Na Wang;Sylvia Dee;Jun Hu;Nathan Steiger;K. Thirumalai
Na Wang;Sylvia Dee;Jun Hu;Nathan Steiger;K. Thirumalai
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Na Wang;Sylvia Dee;Jun Hu;Nathan Steiger;K. Thirumalai

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