The δ18O of atmospheric O2 from air inclusions in the Vostok Ice Core: Timing of CO2 and ice volume changes during the penultimate deglaciation
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Dominique Raynaud | D. Raynaud | T. Sowers | M. Bender | Y. Korotkevich | J. Orchardo | Michael L. Bender | Todd Sowers | Y. S. Korotkevich | Joe Orchardo
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