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https://doi.org/10.5194/acp-10-8267-2010
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03 Sep 2010
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Stratospheric water vapour budget and convection overshooting the tropopause: modelling study from SCOUT-AMMA

X. M. Liu, E. D. Rivière, V. Marécal, G. Durry, A. Hamdouni, J. Arteta, and S. Khaykin

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