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Oceanography / Climate history / Ocean currents / Physical oceanography / Paleoclimatology / East Greenland Current / Climate oscillation / Abrupt climate change / Thermohaline circulation / Physical geography / Earth / Atmospheric sciences
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Oceanography
Climate history
Ocean currents
Physical oceanography
Paleoclimatology
East Greenland Current
Climate oscillation
Abrupt climate change
Thermohaline circulation
Physical geography
Earth
Atmospheric sciences

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