Palaeolimnological data from 5 Arctic lakes in Greenland, Alaska and Norway [Lakes and Arctic Carbon]
Erika Whiteford(Loughborough University), Neil Anderson(Loughborough University), J. Swales(University of Nottingham), Peter G. Langdon(University of Southampton), Mary E. Edwards(University of Alaska Fairbanks), Emma Wiik(Loughborough University), Suzanne McGowan(Netherlands Institute of Ecology), Maarten van Hardenbroek(University of Southampton), Nadia Solovieva(University of Bergen), E. Hopla(University of Southampton), V.J. Jones(University College London), Simon Turner(University College London)
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