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    Solar Influence on Climate (Temperature: Asia)

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    Solar Influence on Climate (Temperature: Asia)


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    Summary


    An Eighteen-Hundred-Year Climate Record from China

    Cherry Blossoms and Climate Change in Kyoto

    Solar Forcing of Temperature on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau

    The Northeast Tibetan Plateau's Medieval Warm Period

    Decadal Temperature Variations at Lake Qinghai on the Tibetan Plateau

    An 800-Year Temperature History of Southern Siberia

    Six Thousand Years of Climate Change in China

    Millennial-Scale Climate Cycling in North-Central China

    Two Millennia of Japanese Temperature Fluctuations

    A Pair of Two-Millennia-Long Climatic Records

    800 Years of Siberian Climate

    East Asia and North Atlantic Climates of the Past Two Millennia: What Links Them?

    Is the Global Warming Bubble About to Burst?

    Climate Cycles in China as Revealed by a Stalagmite from Buddha Cave

    More Evidence for the Global Extent of Solar-Induced Millennial-Scale Oscillations of Climate

    A New Temperature History from the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau

    Climate Change in the Asian Subarctic

    Six Thousand Years of Chinese Climate

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