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A mechanistic understanding of oxygen isotopic changes in the Western United States at the Last Glacial Maximum
At the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM), records suggest drier conditions in the northwest United States and wetter conditions in the southwest United States relative to present-day as well as widespread changes in the isotopic composition of water. However, the mechanisms responsible for these changes re
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