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Fig 1.1 Tasmania’s location (shaded) in relation to the Australian continent.
Fig 1.4 Schematic of hydro-climatological modelling used in this thesis. See text for description
Table 2.1 List of global climate models downscaled in this study
Fig 2.1 Uncorrected and bias-corrected SST biases for GFDL-CM2.0: (a) Mean annual bias in for the period 1961-1999 and (b) cross-validated mean annual SST biases calculated for the even years between 1950-1999 (1950,1952,...,1998) when trained using the od
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