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Mid-Holocene rainfall heterogeneity in subtropical East Asia
Hai Xu
*
, Jian Cao
, Jing Wang
, Jun Cheng
,
Yonaton Goldsmith
, Hao Long
*
Corresponding author for this work
Fredy & Nadine Herrmann Institute of Earth Sciences
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Mid-Holocene
100%
Subtropical East Asia
100%
Rainfall Heterogeneity
100%
Asia
66%
Northern Hemisphere
66%
Western North Pacific Subtropical High (WNPSH)
66%
Suborbital
66%
Lines of Evidence
33%
Archaeological Evidence
33%
Spatial Rainfall
33%
Sea Surface Temperature
33%
Climatic Models
33%
Monsoon
33%
Summer Monsoon
33%
Sea Surface Temperature Gradient
33%
Late Holocene
33%
Temperature Gradient
33%
Precipitation Trends
33%
Asynchrony
33%
West-east
33%
Summer Monsoon Rainfall
33%
Equatorial Pacific
33%
Transient Simulation
33%
Tropical Indo-Pacific
33%
Solar Insolation
33%
Archaeological Simulation
33%
Monsoon Dynamics
33%
Hydroclimatic
33%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Holocene
100%
East Asia
100%
Pacific
100%
Northern Hemisphere
50%
Sea Surface Temperature
50%
Asia
50%
Archaeological Evidence
25%