Summary
Authors:Turney C.S.M. Fogwill C.J. Golledge N.R. McKay N.P. van Sebille E. Jones R.T. Etheridge D. Rubino M. Thorton D.P. Davies S.M. Ramsey C.B. Thomas Z.A. Bird M.I. Munksgaard N.C. Kohno M. Woodward J. Winter K. Weyrich L.S. Rootes C.M. Millman H. Albert P.G. Rivera A. van Ommen T. Curran M. Moy A. Rahmstorf S. Kawamura K. Hillenbrand C-D. Weber M.E. Manning C.J. Young J. Cooper A.
Published in: 2020
Category 1: Peer-reviewed literature
Program area: Climate Processes and Change
Turney C.S.M., Fogwill C.J., Golledge N.R., McKay N.P., van Sebille E., Jones R.T., Etheridge D., Rubino M., Thorton D.P., Davies S.M., Ramsey C.B., Thomas Z.A., Bird M.I., Munksgaard N.C., Kohno M., Woodward J., Winter K., Weyrich L.S., Rootes C.M., Millman H., Albert P.G., Rivera A., van Ommen T., Curran M., Moy A., Rahmstorf S., Kawamura K., Hillenbrand C-D. , Weber M.E., Manning C.J., Young J., Cooper A.
(2020)
Early Last Interglacial ocean warming drove substantial ice mass loss from Antarctica,
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
1-11;
doi:10.1073/pnas.1902469117;
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