Paleoclimate Pattern Effects in the Pliocene and Last Glacial Maximum Help Constrain Modern Climate Sensitivity
Vincent Cooper(University of Washington), Yue Dong(University of California, Los Angeles), Kyle C. Armour(University of Washington), Cristian Proistosescu(University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign), Matthew Osman(University of Cambridge), Timothy Andrews(Met Office), Gregory Hakim(University of Washington), Wenhao Dong(Tsinghua University), Jessica Tierney(University of Arizona), Ran Feng(University of Connecticut), Michelle Dvorak, Natalie Burls(George Mason University)
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