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Pattern Matching Tree Rings

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Researchers use pattern matching (aka skeleton plotting) and statistical analysis to assign years to each ring, called cross-dating. If the rings tell a similar story, the researchers can more confidently estimate meteorological records back to years before weather instruments existed. Photo by Nicole Davi

Researchers use pattern matching (aka skeleton plotting) and statistical analysis to assign years to each ring, called cross-dating. If the rings tell a similar story, the researchers can more confidently estimate meteorological records back to years before weather instruments existed. Photo by Nicole Davi

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