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\8 $ ##5#A#yearevelsea_leveletemperature%tyf%9.3f%9.3fYearWB@WBЏ CD@BAbAAhWB1Q2WBWBE8[G BAGlobal mean sea level (mm, CSIRO reconstruction)@BAbAAhWB1Q2WBWBE8[G BAGlobal mean surface temperature anomaly (deg C, HadCRUT5)@BAbAAhWB1Q2WBWBE8[G BA_dtatistrvl"D2A(A=_AƾE@P3oAH9>oAyear_dta_TSitrvlD2AA=_AƾE@P3oAH9>oA1_dta_TSdeltaD2AA=_AƾE@P3oAH9>oA+1.0000000000000X+000_dta_TStvar"D2AA=_AƾE@P3oAH9>oAyear_dtanote6DP"D2A"A=_AƾE@P3oAH~>oABoth series are I(1). ADF with a constant gives 2.21 for sea level and 0.64 for temperature in levels, -15.59 and -10.97 in first differences._dtanote0DP"D2A"A=_AƾE@P3oAH~>oA6_dtanote5DP"D2A"A=_AƾE@P3oAH~>oAFollowing the weak-exogeneity result of Schmith, Johansen and Thejll (2012), temperature is the regressand and sea level the regressor._dtanote4DP"D2A"A=_AƾE@P3oAH~>oAThe anomaly baseline is immaterial for the test: the constant in equation (3.1) absorbs any change of reference period. Rebase only if you want the plotted levels read against the 1850-1900 pre-industrial reference._dtanote3DP"D2A"A=_AƾE@P3oAH~>oAtemperature is the HadCRUT5 global mean surface temperature anomaly, on its native 1961-1990 reference period; source metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcrut5._dtanote2DP"D2A"A=_AƾE@P3oAH~>oAsea_level is the CSIRO reconstruction of global mean sea level following the Church and White methodology; source hdl.handle.net/102.100.100/482857._dtanote1DP"D2A"A=_AƾE@P3oAH~>oAReplication sample for Kvist, O. and Vera-Valdes, J.E. (2026), "Cointegration by Parts: Locating Cointegration in Time", arXiv:2609.10020, Section 5.XL>o@>2gӿY333338GזKC˿ZD 7jѿ[Bc4~#Կ\.@=_]޿]0$ǥC Rݿ^3333333%ڿ_8X@߿`333336Ƀw׿a5l6пb3kCj c4T/qٿd1sg&5e)2߿f6Ջǣ޿g%:C Gܿhffffff2l}ѿiffffff*i=2Lпjffffffb?33333a@n½2oU?33333b@2a?9a@q̲'M?33333sb@y7Z?fffffb@0"?fffffc@[B?33333c@+g0?33333e@rn9?d@v|I_?fffffd@F?ie@YT?fffffe@?33333f@e]c?pg@݂W?fffffFh@x7?lh@2 ?Li@I?fffffi@v?\j@v _?i@.熦,?33333j@q?33333j@ A?33333k@t3?il@~ e?