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HOW deep is an 'ozone hole'?

J. C. FARMAN¹,
B. G. GARDINER¹ &
J. D. SHANKLIN¹

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FARMAN, J., GARDINER, B. & SHANKLIN, J. HOW deep is an 'ozone hole'?. Nature 336, 198 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1038/336198a0

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