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Obliquity variations, the Antarctic circumpolar current, and atmospheric CO2 are linked
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Paleoclimate evidence and modeling studies demonstrate that Earth's obliquity variations, the Antarctic circumpolar current, and atmospheric CO2 are dynamically linked through ocean-atmosphere interactions and the global carbon cycle.

Evidence for · 4
Tropical Pacific climate response to obliquity forcing in the Pleistocene
2005 · cited by 48
Paper [0] links obliquity forcing to tropical Pacific climate responses and meridional insolation gradients.
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The retrieved papers provide robust support indicating that orbital forcing (obliquity), Southern Ocean circulation (Antarctic Circumpolar Current), and atmospheric CO2 operate as an interconnected climate system. No papers refute this linkage.

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The carbon cycle during the Mid Pleistocene Transition: the Southern Ocean Decoupling Hypothesis
2008 · cited by 37
Paper [2] connects atmospheric pCO2 variations to Southern Ocean dynamics across the Mid Pleistocene Transition.
790,000 years of millennial-scale Cape Horn Current variability and interhemispheric linkages.
2025 · cited by 2
Paper [5] connects variations in the Antarctic Circumpolar Current system to atmospheric CO2 changes via the carbon cycle.
Zonally asymmetric changes in the Antarctic Circumpolar Current strength over the past million years.
2026 · cited by 1
Paper [9] demonstrates that the Antarctic Circumpolar Current responds to orbital timescales including obliquity periods.
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first checked04 Aug 2026
judged → SUPPORTED · 8604 Aug 2026
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