Evaluation of Earth system models using modern and palaeo-observations: the state-of-the-art
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J. G. Levine | P. Cox | F. Aires | P. Friedlingstein | J. Pyle | C. Jones | A. Friend | L. Bopp | I. Prentice | S. Harrison | A. Archibald | P. Bartlein | J. Kolassa | N. Edwards | A. Foley | G. Feulner | E. Wolff | J. Chappellaz | P. Hopcroft | D. Dalmonech | N. V. Riveiros | S. Zaele
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