Orbital precession modulates interannual rainfall variability, as recorded in an Early Pleistocene speleothem

Philip J. Hopley, Graham P. Weedon, Chris M. Brierley, Christopher Thrasivoulou, Andy I. R. Herries, Ada Dinckal, David A. Richards, Dan C. Nita, Randall R. Parrish, Nick M. W. Roberts, Diana Sahy, Claire L. Smith

Birkbeck University of London
Met Office
University College London
La Trobe University
University of Bristol
NERC Isotope Geosciences Laboratory
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Data availability statment for 'Orbital precession modulates interannual rainfall variability, as recorded in an Early Pleistocene speleothem'.
Hopley, P. J. (Creator), Weedon, G. P. (Creator), Brierley, C. M. (Creator), Thrasivoulou, C. (Creator), Herries, A. I. R. (Creator), Dinckal, A. (Creator), Richards, D. A. (Creator), Nita, D. C. (Creator), Parrish, R. (Creator), Roberts, N. M. W. (Creator), Sahy, D. (Creator) & Smith, C. L. (Creator), Geological Society of America, 1 Aug 2018
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