Coupled simulations of the mid-Holocene and Last Glacial Maximum: new results from PMIP2
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T. Fichefet | M. Loutre | P. Valdes | C. Hewitt | G. Ramstein | B. Otto‐Bliesner | M. Kageyama | M. Crucifix | P. Braconnot | A. Kitoh | S. Harrison | A. Abe‐Ouchi | Yongqiang Yu | O. Marti | S. Joussaume | J.-Y. Peterchmitt | U. Merkel | Yan Zhao | L. Weber
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