Methodological basis for quantitative reconstruction of air temperature and sunshine from pollen assemblages in Arctic Canada and Greenland
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A. Vernal | B. Fréchette | J. Guiot | A. P. Wolfe | G. Miller | B. Fredskild | M. W. Kerwin | P. Richard
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