Holocene ice-wedge polygon development in northern Yukon permafrost peatlands (Canada)
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Janet Rethemeyer | Hugues Lantuit | J. Rethemeyer | H. Lantuit | S. Wetterich | Michael Fritz | Sebastian Wetterich | Natalia Rudaya | Juliane Wolter | Olga Palagushkina | Larisa Nazarova | Jaroslav Obu | M. Fritz | J. Obu | J. Wolter | L. Nazarova | N. Rudaya | O. Palagushkina
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