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Mean temperatures from the Pliocene were 2°C to 3°C warmer than today, and atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations between 350 and 450 parts per million.

For further analysis (pH- and aluminum sensitivity and for the final temperature determination) the polymorph, which yield the better fitting temperatures (smaller deviation to mean temperatures from total mineral assemblage) was applied.

Using alternative conceptual models, we illustrate that predicted mean temperatures from the DST are within 1 °C of the measured mean temperatures through the first 2 years of heating.

The mean temperatures from the seven in situ loggers were significantly correlated with satellite-derived values averaged for the 50×50 km grid square centred on Heron Island (F1,18 = 7.49, r = 0.542, P = 0.014).

Respective annual and summer mean temperatures from 2005 to 2008, calculated by averaging monthly means of hourly data, are 26.4°C and 29.3°C in Florida and 28.3°C and 29.5°C in Mexico.

Female C. picta lay 4 to 15 oval, soft shelled eggs in shallow nests with mean temperatures from 24 to 28°C [11], and the hatchlings typically spend the first winter of their life in the nests [10].

The UK mean temperature from 1 December to 24 February was 5.6C – well above the long-term average of 3.7C.

The monthly mean temperature from December to February is below freezing.

The UK mean temperature from 1 December to 24 February was also extremely mild at 5.6C – well above the long term average of 3.7C.

Based on correlation analysis, the mean temperature from May to June was reconstructed back to 1767 AD.

There was no much difference in the highest mean temperature among the three maps; however, the lowest mean temperature from the spline method was lower than the other two methods more than one degree Celsius.