A 2700-year annual timescale and accumulation history for an ice core from Roosevelt Island, West Antarctica

A 2700-year annual timescale and accumulation history for an ice core from Roosevelt Island, West Antarctica
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10.5194/cp-15-751-2019
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2017-08
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4.3
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Paul Kjaer;Helle A. Fudge;Tyler J. Lee;James E. Riis;M. Winstrup;P. Vallelonga;H. Kjær;T. Fudge;James E. Lee;Marie H. Riis;R. Edwards;N. Bertler;T. Blunier;E. Brook;C. Buizert;G. Ciobanu;H. Conway;D. Dahl-Jensen;Aja Ellis;B. D. Emanuelsson;R. Hindmarsh;E. Keller;A. Kurbatov;P. Mayewski;P. Neff;Rebecca L. Pyne;M. Simonsen;A. Svensson;Andrea Tuohy;E. Waddington;Sarah D. Wheatley
Paul Kjaer;Helle A. Fudge;Tyler J. Lee;James E. Riis;M. Winstrup;P. Vallelonga;H. Kjær;T. Fudge;James E. Lee;Marie H. Riis;R. Edwards;N. Bertler;T. Blunier;E. Brook;C. Buizert;G. Ciobanu;H. Conway;D. Dahl-Jensen;Aja Ellis;B. D. Emanuelsson;R. Hindmarsh;E. Keller;A. Kurbatov;P. Mayewski;P. Neff;Rebecca L. Pyne;M. Simonsen;A. Svensson;Andrea Tuohy;E. Waddington;Sarah D. Wheatley
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地球科学2区
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作者:
Paul Kjaer;Helle A. Fudge;Tyler J. Lee;James E. Riis;M. Winstrup;P. Vallelonga;H. Kjær;T. Fudge;James E. Lee;Marie H. Riis;R. Edwards;N. Bertler;T. Blunier;E. Brook;C. Buizert;G. Ciobanu;H. Conway;D. Dahl-Jensen;Aja Ellis;B. D. Emanuelsson;R. Hindmarsh;E. Keller;A. Kurbatov;P. Mayewski;P. Neff;Rebecca L. Pyne;M. Simonsen;A. Svensson;Andrea Tuohy;E. Waddington;Sarah D. Wheatley

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