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Long-term observations of aerosol size distributions in semi-clean and polluted savannah in South Africa

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Table 1. Median and mean aerosol number concentrations for Botsalano and Marikana on di ff erent size ranges
Table 2. Size distribution parameters for Botsalano and Marikana. Negative mean relative error (MRE) values indicate overestimation by the modal fits.
Table 3. Size distribution parameters for median distributions at 06:00, 12:00, 18:00 and 24:00 LT for Botsalano and Marikana.
Table 4. Seasonal median distribution parameters for Botsalano and Marikana. Summer is De- De-cember to February, autumn is March to May, winter is June to August and spring is September to November.
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