Temperature-driven global sea-level variability in the Common Era
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S. Rahmstorf | R. Kopp | Carling C Hay | J. Mitrovica | B. Horton | J. Donnelly | E. Morrow | A. Kemp | K. Bittermann | W. Gehrels | Carling C. Hay | Carling Hay
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