Cosmic rays, carbon dioxide, and climate
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J. Severinghaus | A. Weaver | J. Jouzel | D. Archer | S. Rahmstorf | G. Schmidt | D. Maraun | U. Neu | J. Zachos | D. Ebel | O. Eugster
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