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Antarctic Sub-Shelf Melt Rates via PICO

doi 10.5194/tc-2017-70-supplement
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June 27, 2017

Authors
Ronja ReeseTorsten AlbrechtMatthias MengelXylar Asay-DavisRicarda Winkelmann
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Copernicus GmbH


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