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Recent climate modeling results show the Arctic to be a region of particular importance and vulnerability to global climate change. Despite the climatic significance of the Arctic, many physical processes occurring in this region are still not well understood. Hence, it is not surprising that simulated climates of the Arctic vary widely depending on the choice of climate model and physical parameterizations.
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