@article{https://doi.org/10.60692/bxjb7-3d218,
doi = {10.60692/BXJB7-3D218},
url = {https://gresis.osc.int//doi/10.60692/bxjb7-3d218},
author = {Stefan Mulitza,
and Torsten Bickert,
and Helen Bostock,
and Cristiano Mazur Chiessi,
and Barbara Donner,
and Aline Govin,
and Naomi Harada,
and Enqing Huang,
and Heather Johnstone,
and Henning Kuhnert,
and Michael Langner,
and Frank Lamy,
and Lester Lembke‐Jene,
and L. E. Lisiecki,
and Jean Lynch‐Stieglitz,
and Lars Max,
and Mahyar Mohtadi,
and Gesine Mollenhauer,
and Juan Muglia,
and Dirk Nürnberg,
and André Paul,
and Carsten Rühlemann,
and Janne Repschläger,
and Rajeev Saraswat,
and Andreas Schmittner,
and Elisabeth L. Sikes,
and Robert F. Spielhagen,
and Ralf Tiedemann,
},
keywords = {Climate Change and Paleoclimatology,
Atmospheric Science,
Earth and Planetary Sciences,
Physical Sciences,
Application of Stable Isotopes in Trophic Ecology,
Ecology,
FOS: Biological sciences,
Environmental Science,
Paleoceanography and Geology of the Black Sea,
Oceanography,
FOS: Earth and related environmental sciences,
paleoceanography,
Isotope Analysis,
Foraminifera,
Geology,
Radiocarbon dating,
Benthic zone,
Isotopes of oxygen,
Paleontology,
Isotopes of carbon,
Isotope,
Quaternary,
Geochemistry,
Physics,
Quantum mechanics},
language = {en},
title = {World Atlas of late Quaternary Foraminiferal Oxygen and Carbon Isotope Ratios},
publisher = {OpenAlex},
year = {2022},
copyright = {cc-by} }