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Recent Rapid Regional Climate Warming on the Antarctic Peninsula
Climatic Change · 2003 · Vol. 60(3) · pp. 243–274
David G. Vaughan✉(British Antarctic Survey)Gareth J. Marshall(British Antarctic Survey)W. M. Connolley(Natural Environment Research Council)Claire L. Parkinson(Goddard Space Flight Center)Robert Mulvaney(British Antarctic Survey)Dominic A. Hodgson(British Antarctic Survey)John King(Natural Environment Research Council)Carol J. Pudsey(British Antarctic Survey)John Turner(British Antarctic Survey)
Geology and Paleoclimatology ResearchCryospheric studies and observationsClimate change and permafrostGlobal warmingPeninsulaClimatologyClimate changeEnvironmental scienceGreenhouse gasLatitudeOceanographyGeographyGeology
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