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Climate change. Can we detect trends in extreme tropical cyclones?

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Climate change. Can we detect trends in extreme tropical cyclones? (English)

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John A Knaff

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Christopher Landsea

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Christopher W Landsea

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Bruce A Harper

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Karl Hoarau

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28 July 2006

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Science

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313

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5786

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