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The vulnerability of lakes to climate change along an altitudinal gradient
Abstract Studies of future 21 st century climate warming in lakes along altitudinal gradients have been partially obscured by local atmospheric phenomena unresolved in climate models. Here we forced the physical lake model Simstrat with locally downscaled climate models under three future scenarios
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