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Non-Stationary Annual Peak Flows in the Lower Peninsula of Michigan; Potential Evidence for Climate Change Observed in the Mid-20th Century

Travis A. Dahl, Jean L. Ryder, J. P. Selegean

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Key concepts: Climate change, Peninsula, Climatology, Environmental science, Atmospheric sciences, Meteorology, Physical geography, Geography

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