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Climatic and hydrological instability in semi-arid equatorial East Africa during the late Glacial to Holocene transition: A multi-proxy reconstruction of aquatic ecosystem response in northern Tanzania

Maria Ryner, Françoise Gasse, B. Rumes, Dirk Verschuren

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Key concepts: Holocene, Arid, Tanzania, Glacial period, Proxy (statistics), Oceanography, Physical geography, Geology

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