Long-term climatic and environmental records from Antarctic ice
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J. Jouzel | C. Ritz | C. Genthon | M. Legrand | D. Raynaud | J. Barnola | G. Raisbeck | J. Petit | N. Barkov | V. Kotlyakov | C. Lorius | Y. Korotkevich | V. Petrov | F. Yiou
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