Seasonality and timing of sea ice mass balance and heat fluxes in the Arctic transpolar drift during 2019–2020

Seasonality and timing of sea ice mass balance and heat fluxes in the Arctic transpolar drift during 2019–2020
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10.1525/elementa.2021.000089
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2022
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Elementa: Science of the Anthropocene
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R. Lei;B. Cheng;M. Hoppmann;Fanyi Zhang;Guangyu Zuo;J. Hutchings;Long Lin;Musheng Lan;Hangzhou Wang;J. Regnery;T. Krumpen;J. Haapala;B. Rabe;D. Perovich;M. Nicolaus
R. Lei;B. Cheng;M. Hoppmann;Fanyi Zhang;Guangyu Zuo;J. Hutchings;Long Lin;Musheng Lan;Hangzhou Wang;J. Regnery;T. Krumpen;J. Haapala;B. Rabe;D. Perovich;M. Nicolaus
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R. Lei;B. Cheng;M. Hoppmann;Fanyi Zhang;Guangyu Zuo;J. Hutchings;Long Lin;Musheng Lan;Hangzhou Wang;J. Regnery;T. Krumpen;J. Haapala;B. Rabe;D. Perovich;M. Nicolaus

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