Annually-banded corals as climate proxies. ‘White Paper’ for Trieste Meeting, 9-11 June 2008 Kim Cobb, Julie Cole, Janice Lough and Sandy Tudhope UNDERLYING RATIONALE: As they grow, corals record in the chemistry and

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