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August 24, 2015Journal of ClimateOpen Access

The Sea Level Response to External Forcings in Historical Simulations of CMIP5 Climate Models*

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ASAimée B. A. SlangenNational University of Ireland, MaynoothJCJohn ChurchAustralian Antarctic DivisionXZXuebin ZhangCSIRO Oceans and Atmosphere

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