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Ice Cores: Time machines for studying the Earth’s past

Posted November 17th, 2009 by celene.carillo@oregonstate.edu
More about my research. Just click on the poster for a larger view.

More about my research. Just click on the poster for a larger view.

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One Response to “Ice Cores: Time machines for studying the Earth’s past”

  1. Vossler boys Says:
    January 3rd, 2010 at 8:31 pm

    Eli, “I never realized that the ice would be so deep there.”

    Jake, “I didn’t know why people took ice cores until I read what you wrote. How did you make your poster? It looks really good.”

    This has been so interesting to follow what you are doing, Thomas.

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