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These reconstructions assume the SRES A1B greenhouse gas scenario and EESC with 3-yr age of air and bromine scaling factor 40.

Uncertainties in model projections 1) Total ozone dataset drifts 2) Length of total ozone dataset 3) Seasonal GHG and ODS dependencies 4) Nonlinearities between GHGs and ODSs 5) Representation of ODSs 4.

Discussion: Total ozone recovery and future changes 5.

Summary.

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Changes in polar latitudes, indicated by gray shading, are not reconstructed because of insufficient data coverage.

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The vertical bars in the zonal mean plots correspond to the observed and modeled zonally averaged time series using the MOD V8 (blue) and MOD V8.6 (pink) datasets.

The vertical bars shown in the zonal mean plots correspond to the changes determined from the statistical models of the zonally averaged time series using the MOD V8 (blue) and MOD V8.6 (pink) datasets.

The model reconstruction combines the individual components shown in (b) the QBO and ENSO, (c) solar ultraviolet irradiance and volcanic aerosols, and (d) ozone-depleting substances (EESC with 3-yr age of air and bromine scaling factor 40) and greenhouse gases (SRES A1B), as well as annual and semiannual oscillations (not shown).

The gray vertical bars correspond to the years for which Table 3 lists numerical values.

The blue line in (a) shows projected changes in the twenty-first century, relative to 1980, due to ODSs and GHGs alone, compared with WMOs (2011) projections, shown by the orange circles.

Changes in polar latitudes indicated by gray shading are not reconstructed because of insufficient data.

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