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3by Le Roy, Barbara, Martin-Krumm, Charles, Rabineau, Jérémy, Jacob, Sandrine, Dupin, Céline, Trousselard, MarionSubjects: “...Third-quarter phenomenon...”
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7by Plougonven, Riwal, Arsac, Antonin, Hertzog, Albert, Guez, Lionel, Vial, FrançoisGet access
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9by Baran, Anthony. J., Shcherbakov, V. N., Baker, B. A., Gayet, J. F., Lawson, R. P.Get access
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12High‐ and low‐frequency 11‐year solar cycle signatures in the Southern Hemispheric winter and springby Lu, Hua, Jarvis, Martin J., Gray, Lesley J., Baldwin, Mark P.Get access
Published in Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society (2011)
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14High- and low-frequency 11-year solar cycle signatures in the Southern Hemispheric winter and springby Lu, Hua, Jarvis, Martin, Gray, Lesley J, Baldwin, Mark P.Get access
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17by Brown, Laurence L.“... State; Article By Shales Appears In Quarterly; Aortic Explorer To Lecture Here; Ball State Student Has...”
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18High- and low-frequency 11-year solar cycle signatures in the Southern Hemispheric winter and springby Lu, H, Jarvis, M, Gray, L, Baldwin, MGet access
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19“... and last quarters. Housed within a four-flap enclosure, which presents a key to the map on the verso...”
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20by Weaver, Stewart A.“... terrestrial prizes were the world's highest mountain, Mount Everest, and Rub' al Khali, the “Empty Quarter...”
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