Subsea permafrost carbon stocks and climate change sensitivity estimated by expert assessment

Subsea permafrost carbon stocks and climate change sensitivity estimated by expert assessment
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DOI:
10.1088/1748-9326/abcc29
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发表时间:
2020-12
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6.7
通讯作者:
S. S. Sayedi-S.;Benjamin W. Abbott;B. Thornton;J. Frederick;J. Vonk;P. Overduin;C. Schädel;E. Schuur;A. Bourbonnais;N. Demidov;A. Gavrilov;Shengping He;G. Hugelius;M. Jakobsson;Miriam C. Jones;D. Joung;G. Kraev;R. Macdonald;A. McGuire;C. Mu;M. O’Regan;K. Schreiner;C. Stranne;E. Pizhankova;A. Vasiliev;S. Westermann;J. Zarnetske;Ting-jun Zhang;M. Ghandehari;S. Baeumler;Brian C. Brown;Rebecca J Frei
S. S. Sayedi-S.;Benjamin W. Abbott;B. Thornton;J. Frederick;J. Vonk;P. Overduin;C. Schädel;E. Schuur;A. Bourbonnais;N. Demidov;A. Gavrilov;Shengping He;G. Hugelius;M. Jakobsson;Miriam C. Jones;D. Joung;G. Kraev;R. Macdonald;A. McGuire;C. Mu;M. O’Regan;K. Schreiner;C. Stranne;E. Pizhankova;A. Vasiliev;S. Westermann;J. Zarnetske;Ting-jun Zhang;M. Ghandehari;S. Baeumler;Brian C. Brown;Rebecca J Frei
中科院分区:
环境科学与生态学2区
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作者:
S. S. Sayedi-S.;Benjamin W. Abbott;B. Thornton;J. Frederick;J. Vonk;P. Overduin;C. Schädel;E. Schuur;A. Bourbonnais;N. Demidov;A. Gavrilov;Shengping He;G. Hugelius;M. Jakobsson;Miriam C. Jones;D. Joung;G. Kraev;R. Macdonald;A. McGuire;C. Mu;M. O’Regan;K. Schreiner;C. Stranne;E. Pizhankova;A. Vasiliev;S. Westermann;J. Zarnetske;Ting-jun Zhang;M. Ghandehari;S. Baeumler;Brian C. Brown;Rebecca J Frei

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