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Daten von Spaltöffnungen sind nicht so direkt wie Messungen an Eisbohrkernen und daher auch nicht so genau.
Die Spaltöffnungen von Pflanzen belegen höhere und stärker schwankende CO2-Konzentrationen.
"Wenn CO2-Daten, die aus der Untersuchung von Spaltöffnungen gewonnen werden (rot), mit CO2-Daten aus Eisbohrkernen (blau) verglichen werden, zeigen die Spaltöffnungen im Allgemeinen eine größere Schwankungsbreite des atmoshärischen CO2-Gehaltes und oft auch weitaus höhere Gehalte an als die Eisbohrkerne. " (David Middleton)
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Translation by Michael.M, BaerbelW . View original English version.
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