Yilong lake level record documents coherent regional-scale changes in Holocene water balance in Yunnan, southwestern China

Hillman, Aubrey L.; Campisi, Angelena N.; Abbott, Mark B.; Bain, Daniel J.; Griffore, Melissa; Tisherman, Rebecca; Yuan, Zehu; Wu, Duo

doi:10.1016/j.palaeo.2022.111148

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Yilong lake level record documents coherent regional-scale changes in Holocene water balance in Yunnan, southwestern China

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