The riddle of the sediments

Mark Siddall ()
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Mark Siddall: University of Bern

Nature, 2005, vol. 437, issue 7055, 39-41

Abstract: The ratio of oxygen isotopes contained in the signal in deep-sea sediments can tell us a great deal about past ice-volume variations. The challenge is to disentangle the different contributions to the signal.

Date: 2005
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