An Ancient Carbon Mystery

Mark Pagani; Ken Caldeira; David Archer; James C. Zachos

doi:10.1126/science.1136110

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Sudden global warming 55 million years ago provides evidence for high climate sensitivity to atmospheric CO, but the source of the carbon remains enigmatic.

Science

Vol 314, Issue 5805
08 December 2006

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An Ancient Carbon Mystery

By Mark Pagani, Ken Caldeira, David Archer, James C. Zachos

Science08 Dec 2006 : 1556-1557

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An Ancient Carbon Mystery

By Mark Pagani, Ken Caldeira, David Archer, James C. Zachos

Science08 Dec 2006 : 1556-1557

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