Contrasting Common Era climate and hydrology sensitivities from paired lake sediment dinosterol hydrogen isotope records in the South Pacific Convergence Zone
Ashley E. Maloney(University of Colorado Boulder), Julian P. Sachs(University of Washington), Daniel B. Nelson(University of Basel), Jonathan Hassall(University of Southampton), Peter G. Langdon(University of Southampton), Julie N. Richey(United States Geological Survey), David Sear(University of Southampton), Samantha Hing(University of California, Berkeley), Ian W. Croudace(National Oceanography Centre), Ursula Sichrowsky(Universität Innsbruck), Atoloto MALAU, Jean‐Yves Meyer(Institut Louis Malardé), Robert Schabetsberger(University of Salzburg)
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