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January 1, 1984Annals of Glaciology

Lake Sediments as Continental δ18O Records from the Glacial/Post-Glacial Transition

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USU. SiegenthalerUniversity of BernUEU. EicherUniversity of BernHOH. OeschgerUniversity of Bern

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