Pleistocene pedogenic carbonates from alluvial paleosols in eastern Sudan reveal a semi-arid and seasonal climate, similar to today
Authors:
- Mosab MohammednoorMMMosab Mohammednoor
- Faysal BibiFBFaysal Bibi
- Ulrich StruckUSUlrich Struck
- Ali EisawiAEAli Eisawi
- Robert BussertRBRobert Bussert
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- German Research Foundation (387794796)
- National Geographic Society (CP\u2010086R\u201017)
- Technische Universität Berlin
- German Academic Exchange Service (91771155)
- European Research Council (101045217)
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