The Ice-core Record of Atmospheric Methane: Chemistry-Climate Interactions on Tens to Thousands of Years
J. G. Levine(British Antarctic Survey), J. A. Pyle(University of Cambridge), Oliver Wild(Lancaster University), Alexander T. Archibald(University of Cambridge), Peter O. Hopcroft(University of Birmingham), Glenn Carver(University of Oxford), Eric Wolff(St. Francis Hospital), A. E. Jones(British Antarctic Survey), Paul J. Valdes(University of Bristol), Louise C. Sime(British Antarctic Survey), N. J. Warwick(University of Cambridge), M. A. Hutterli(Tofwerk (Switzerland))
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April 1, 2012
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