Tibet: the Raymo-Ruddiman Hypothesis

Update: 2008-09-03

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John Kutzbach from the University of Wisconsin and Bill Ruddiman from the University of Virginia discuss modelling the effects that a high plateau has on climate using Tibet as an example.

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Tibet: the Raymo-Ruddiman Hypothesis