Millennial temperature reconstruction intercomparison and evaluation
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Anders Moberg | Myles R. Allen | Gabriele C. Hegerl | Keith R. Briffa | Timothy J. Osborn | Martin Juckes | S. L. Weber | Jan Esper | M. Juckes | G. Hegerl | M. Allen | K. Briffa | T. Osborn | J. Esper | S. Weber | A. Moberg
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