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Past Climates of Atacama Desert

The Atacama is the driest warm desert on the planet yet the geological evidence indicate it was far more humid in the past. Factors such as Humboldt ocean current and orogenic effect of the Andes are said to contribute to it's extreme aridity today.
Aparna Prasannakumar, Martin Werner, Patrick Grunert, Sheetal Samal, Yuchen Sun, Gregor Knorr   +5 more
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Characterization of Desert Climates

2020
Walter G. Whitford, Benjamin D. Duval
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Patterns of nitrogen and phosphorus stoichiometry among leaf, stem and root of desert plants and responses to climate and soil factors in Xinjiang, China

Catena, 2021
Kaihui Li, Yanming Gong, Wenxuan Han
exaly  

Climate, topography and anthropogenic effects on desert greening: A 40-year satellite monitoring in the Tengger desert, northern China

Catena, 2022
Li Wang, Yanning Qiu, Zhiyong Han
exaly  

Climatic Aridity in the Deserts of the Middle East

2001
The deserts in the countries concerned occupy the arid belt extending from North Africa to central Asia. The map in Fig. 1 (Chap. 2) shows the 100 and 249 mm isohyets (Blake et al. 1987). The area receiving less than 100 mm annually is vast and covers almost the whole of Egypt, Qatar, and Bahrain.
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Desert Climate Culture

2022
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Anthropogenic Climate Change in Deserts

2020
Walter G. Whitford, Benjamin D. Duval
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Characterization of Desert Climates

2002
Walter Whitford, Elizabeth Ludwig Wade
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Status of Stipa breviflora as the constructive species will be lost under climate change in the temperate desert steppe in the future

Ecological Indicators, 2021
Zhanyi Wang
exaly  

Desert Climate Design

2022
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