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Global distribution and radiative forcing of soil dust aerosols in the Last Glacial Maximum simulated by the aerosol climate model

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Table 1. Earth’s planetary constants and main greenhouse gas concentrations in the LGM and PRE.
Table 2. Regional and global total annual emission fluxes of soil dust aerosols in the LGM, PRE, and LGMfv and their ratio of LGM to PRE.
Table 3. Zonal and global total mass column loading and deposition fluxes of soil dust aerosols in the LGM and PRE and their ratio of LGM to PRE
Table 4. Zonal and global total annual emission fluxes of sea salt aerosols in the LGM and PRE, and their ratio of LGM to PRE.
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