The middle Pleistocene transition: characteristics, mechanisms, and implications for long-term changes in atmospheric pCO2
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David Archer | Victor Brovkin | Peter U. Clark | Alan C. Mix | David Pollard | Joel D. Blum | Martin Roy | V. Brovkin | D. Pollard | P. Clark | A. Mix | D. Archer | J. Rial | N. Pisias | M. Roy | J. Blum | J. A. Rial | Nicklas G Pisias | Peter U. Clarka | D. Archerb | David Pollardc | Joel D. Blumd | Jose A. Riale | Victor Brovkinf | Alan C. Mixg | Nicklas G. Pisiasg | Martin Royh
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