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Paul A. Baker

Earth and Climate Sciences

Duke University

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About Paul A. Baker at Duke University (Duke)

Paul A. Baker is a professor at Duke University whose research focuses on paleoclimatology and geological processes, particularly in the Amazon Basin and tropical Atlantic.

Research Areas

paleoclimatologyisotope geochemistryAmazon Basin climate historyITCZ dynamicsAtlantic Meridional Overturning Circulationmarine sedimentologyQuaternary climate changegeological processes
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Total Citations194

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Publications8

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