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    “...The Indian monsoon is a complex oceanic-atmospheric-coupled mechanism of the tropics that plays a...”
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    by Hannachi, Abdel
    Published 2012
    “...Atmospheric Low Frequency Variability: The Examples of the North Atlantic and the Indian Monsoon...”
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    “... responded to the southern Asian monsoon with changes in productivity, relative abundance of species...”
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    by Ignacio Martinez, J.
    Published 2013
    Subjects: “...Asian monsoons...”
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    by Roy, I
    Published 2018
    Subjects: “...Indian Summer Monsoon (ISM)...”
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    by Baglivo C., Congedo P. M., Mazzeo D.
    Published 2023
    Subjects: “...tropical monsoon climate...”
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    Subjects: “...tropical monsoon climate...”
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    by Naqvi, S.W.A.
    Published 2008
    “... this ocean into three parts (Wyrtki, 1973): (a) the monsoon gyre, (b) the southern subtropical gyre, and (c...”
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    by MacKinnon, John
    Published 2013
    “... of many of Asia’s major rivers and also drives the monsoon climatic patterns of the entire region...”
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    by Robock, Alan
    Published 2014
    “... constant, but global average precipitation would reduce, particularly in summer monsoon regions around...”
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    by Benestad, Rasmus
    Published 2016
    “... Oscillation (NAO), and the Southeast Asian monsoon, which ......”
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    “... for the central and western Mediterranean regions, at the interface of North Atlantic (Bond event 3) and monsoon...”
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    “... for the central and western Mediterranean regions, at the interface of North Atlantic (Bond event 3) and monsoon...”
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    “... for the central and western Mediterranean regions, at the interface of North Atlantic (Bond event 3) and monsoon...”
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    “... the North American monsoon season. Recent studies show a strong connection between ENSO and winter moisture...”
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    by Hemleben, C., Bijma, Jelle
    Published 1994
    “.... oligotrophic vs. eutrophic) and the geographic and climatic setting (e.g. upwelling, monsoon etc...”
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    by Verschuren, Dirk, Charman, Dan J
    Published 2008
    “... in the principal Holocene trends of monsoon intensity across the NH subtropics, from a gradual response...”
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