Constraints on the major sources of dissolved organic carbon in Alpine ice cores from radiocarbon analysis over the bomb‐peak period

Constraints on the major sources of dissolved organic carbon in Alpine ice cores from radiocarbon analysis over the bomb‐peak period
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10.1002/jgrd.50200
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2013-04
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres
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B. May;D. Wagenbach;Helene Hoffmann;Michel Legrand;S. Preunkert;Peter Steier
B. May;D. Wagenbach;Helene Hoffmann;Michel Legrand;S. Preunkert;Peter Steier
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B. May;D. Wagenbach;Helene Hoffmann;Michel Legrand;S. Preunkert;Peter Steier

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