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. 2017 Dec 13;3(12):e1701296. doi: 10.1126/sciadv.1701296

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Fig. 2 — (A) The Cariaco Basin titanium record (31), (B) the composite Sahiya δ¹⁸O record (green this study), the NH temperature anomalies over the last 2000 years [orange (57)], the Holocene [red (58)], (C) the central India δ¹⁸O record (3), and (D) the Hoti and (E) Qunf ISM records from Oman (25, 26). (F) Wanxiang (59) and (G) Dongge (32) East Asian monsoon records from China. Black curves are 21 July insolations at 65°N (60). The arrows illustrate different trends between the Sahiya and Hoti records over the last ~1500 years. The 3900–4200 year event is shown with the purple bar. Gray bars show some centennial-decadal events in the ISM records.