Four climate cycles in Vostok ice core

Four climate cycles in Vostok ice core
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10.1038/387359a0
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发表时间:
1997-05
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64.8
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J. Petit;I. Basile;A. Leruyuet;D. Raynaud;C. Lorius;J. Jouzel;M. Stiévenard;V. Lipenkov;N. Barkov;B. B. Kudryashov-B.;M. Davis;E. Saltzman;V. Kotlyakov
J. Petit;I. Basile;A. Leruyuet;D. Raynaud;C. Lorius;J. Jouzel;M. Stiévenard;V. Lipenkov;N. Barkov;B. B. Kudryashov-B.;M. Davis;E. Saltzman;V. Kotlyakov
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综合性期刊1区
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作者:
J. Petit;I. Basile;A. Leruyuet;D. Raynaud;C. Lorius;J. Jouzel;M. Stiévenard;V. Lipenkov;N. Barkov;B. B. Kudryashov-B.;M. Davis;E. Saltzman;V. Kotlyakov

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