The representation of solar cycle signals in stratospheric ozone – Part 2: Analysis of global models
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M. Kunze | D. Marsh | H. Schmidt | D. Plummer | S. Bekki | M. Michou | M. Marchand | M. Deushi | E. Rozanov | P. Jöckel | A. Maycock | S. Tegtmeier | L. Hood | A. Stenke | R. Thieblemont | H. Akiyoshi | Y. Yamashita | K. Matthes | O. Kirner | L. Revell | K. Yoshida
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