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Both terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems should respond to abrupt climate changes such as those that affected the mid-continent of North America during the Holocene. A variety of paleorecords indicate that the onset of prolonged dry conditions in this region occurred as rapidly as 300 years during the early Holocene, with a subsequent increase in moisture occurring rapidly in the late Holocene. Here, we report a 9500 year multiproxy sediment record

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