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![Deglacial changes in Antarctic temperature (Vostok ice core record, purple line) [146, 147], Greenland temperature (GISP2 ice core record, blue line) [106, 107], sea level (black line) [5, 6] and atmospheric pCO2 (red line) [3].](https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/ppreviews-plos-725668748/1874719/preview.jpg "Deglacial changes in Antarctic temperature (Vostok ice core record, purple line) [146, 147], Greenland temperature (GISP2 ice core record, blue line) [106, 107], sea level (black line) [5, 6] and atmospheric pCO2 (red line) [3].")
Deglacial changes in Antarctic temperature (Vostok ice core record, purple line) [146, 147], Greenland temperature (GISP2 ice core record, blue line) [106, 107], sea level (black line) [5, 6] and atmospheric pCO2 (red line) [3].
