How spatial inhomogeneity in paleoclimate records biased the interpretation of past climate variability. In some of the model-based studies, the advantage of spatial homogenous gridded data has been discussed beautifully. But I couldn't find any literature or article dealing with the role of the spatial distribution of climate data in paleoclimate study.
I would appreciate your suggestions.
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National Research Council 2011. Understanding Earth's Deep Past: Lessons for
Our Climate Future. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press.
https://doi.org/10.17226/13111.
The inhomogeneity of paleoclimate geography was common in deep time. Similar with the Quaternary and present time, inhomogenetic paleoclimate zonations can be interpreted to the results from landform alternation (monsoon, rain shadow), high-pressure zone (Hadley circulation) shifting, and so on. Some cases of the the Cretaceous climate can be found from literatures. Hope it is helpful for your question.
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