The SP19 chronology for the South Pole Ice Core – Part 1: volcanic matching and annual layer counting

The SP19 chronology for the South Pole Ice Core – Part 1: volcanic matching and annual layer counting
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10.5194/cp-15-1793-2019
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发表时间:
2019-10
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4.3
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D. Winski;T. Fudge;D. Ferris;E. Osterberg;J. Fegyveresi;J. Cole‐Dai;Zayta Thundercloud;Thomas S. Cox;K. Kreutz;Nikolas Ortman;C. Buizert;Jenna A. Epifanio;E. Brook;R. Beaudette;J. Severinghaus;T. Sowers;E. Steig;Emma C. Kahle;T. Jones;Valerie Morris;M. Aydin;M. R. Nicewonger;K. Casey;R. Alley;E. Waddington;N. Iverson;N. Dunbar;R. Bay;Joseph M. Souney;M. Sigl;J. McConnell
D. Winski;T. Fudge;D. Ferris;E. Osterberg;J. Fegyveresi;J. Cole‐Dai;Zayta Thundercloud;Thomas S. Cox;K. Kreutz;Nikolas Ortman;C. Buizert;Jenna A. Epifanio;E. Brook;R. Beaudette;J. Severinghaus;T. Sowers;E. Steig;Emma C. Kahle;T. Jones;Valerie Morris;M. Aydin;M. R. Nicewonger;K. Casey;R. Alley;E. Waddington;N. Iverson;N. Dunbar;R. Bay;Joseph M. Souney;M. Sigl;J. McConnell
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地球科学2区
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作者:
D. Winski;T. Fudge;D. Ferris;E. Osterberg;J. Fegyveresi;J. Cole‐Dai;Zayta Thundercloud;Thomas S. Cox;K. Kreutz;Nikolas Ortman;C. Buizert;Jenna A. Epifanio;E. Brook;R. Beaudette;J. Severinghaus;T. Sowers;E. Steig;Emma C. Kahle;T. Jones;Valerie Morris;M. Aydin;M. R. Nicewonger;K. Casey;R. Alley;E. Waddington;N. Iverson;N. Dunbar;R. Bay;Joseph M. Souney;M. Sigl;J. McConnell

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