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High-resolution records of Bonneville Basin paleohydrology offer new insights into changing atmospheric circulation patterns over North America from 26 ka through the Holocene

E. A. Steponaitis, D. McGee, Jay Quade, A. E. Andrews, Robin Edwards, Yu‐Chung Hsieh, W. S. Broecker, Hai Cheng

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Key concepts: Holocene, Geology, Structural basin, Oceanography, Climatology, Paleontology

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