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A mid-altitude area in southwestern China experienced a humid subtropical climate with subtle monsoon signatures during the early Oligocene: Evidence from the Ningming flora of Guangxi

Chen-Chen Ling, Fu-Jun Ma, Jun‐Ling Dong, Guanghong Zhou, Qiu-Jun Wang, Bainian Sun

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Key concepts: Monsoon, East Asian Monsoon, Subtropics, Tropical monsoon climate, Climatology, Precipitation, Geography, Subtropical ridge

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