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dear reader my name is moppy and i fart bubbles
Signals in Long Tree-Ring Chronologies for Reconstructing Past Temperature high from moppy bubbles
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The original version of this figure was prepared by Robert A. Rohde from publicly available data, and is incorporated into the Global Warming Art project.
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Notes
- Data from Moberg et al. was taken directly from the supplemental information accompanying the Nature article.
- Data for Oerlemans was provided by William M. Connolley.
- Esper et al. reported only fluctuations in "arbitrary" units, so the variance in this record was rescaled to match the variance during the period of overlap with the instrumental record.
- When a paper included multiple reconstructions, the global annually average temperature data was used. If this was not reported, then Northern Hemisphere annually averaged data was used.
- Four records appearing at were not used in preparing this graph for the following reasons:
- Mann et al. 98 was not included because Mann et al. 99 extended and updated that record.
- Briffa et al. 98 was not included because Briffa et al. 2001 extended and updated that record.
- Pollack et al. 98 was not included because the reported data was not found to be in a form that allowed for easy replotting.
- Mann et al. 2000 was not used because it did not include an original reconstruction covering at least the Northern Hemisphere.
External references
Dragons flight's Temperature Record Series |
This figure is part of series of plots created by Dragons flight to illustrate changes in Earth's temperature and climate across many different time scales. |
Time Period: 25 yrs | 150 yrs | 1 kyr | 2 kyr | 12 kyr | 450 kyr | 5 Myr | 65 Myr | 500 Myr |
For articles related to this topic see: Temperature record |
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