Palaeotemperatures still exist in the Greenland ice sheet
暂无分享，去创建一个
[1] N. Reeh. Was the Greenland ice sheet thinner in the late Wisconsinan than now? , 1985, Nature.
[2] D. Dahl-Jensen. Determination of the Flow Properties at Dye 3, South Greenland, by Bore-Hole-Tilting Measurements and Perturbation Modelling , 1985, Journal of Glaciology.
[3] N. Reeh,et al. Mass Balance of the Greenland Ice Sheet at Dye 3 , 1985, Journal of Glaciology.
[4] K. Jezek,et al. Ice Flow Leading to the Deep Core Hole at Dye 3, Greenland , 1984, Annals of Glaciology.
[5] N. Gundestrup,et al. Bore-hole survey at Dye 3, south Greenland , 1984 .
[6] H. Oeschger,et al. Temporal Variations in the 10Be Concentration Levels Found in the Dye 3 Ice Core, Greenland , 1984, Annals of Glaciology.
[7] H. Jay Zwally,et al. Surface elevation contours of Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets , 1983 .
[8] H. Lamb,et al. Climate, history, and the modern world , 1983 .
[9] W. Dansgaard,et al. Past volcanism and climate revealed by Greenland ice cores , 1981 .
[10] N. Young,et al. Measured and Computed Temperature Distributions in the Law Dome Ice Cap, Antarctica , 1976 .
[11] W. Dansgaard,et al. Comment on paper by J. Weertman, ‘Comparison between measured and theoretical temperature profiles of the Camp Century, Greenland, Borehole’ , 1969 .
[12] W. Dansgaard,et al. A Flow Model and a Time Scale for the Ice Core from Camp Century, Greenland , 1969, Journal of Glaciology.
[13] W. K. Lee,et al. Terrestrial Heat Flow , 1965 .