Introduction:

Scientists collaborate a lot and there is often more than one author $($called coauthors$)$ for a scientific article. Google Scholar tells you who all the coauthors are in the citation information. To find the coauthors, locate the article in Google Scholar and click on the "Cite" link below the summary. Most of the listed citations will provide a list of coauthors. To answer this question, ignore the ones that say $"$et al$.",$ which stands for $"$et alia" and means "and others" in Latin.

Question:

Who were the coauthors for the $2004$ article by Dr$.$ A entitled "Antarctic subglacial sedimentary layer..."? $($Use Sridhar Anandakrishnan as the author's name.$)$

W$.$R$.$ Kapsner and C$.$A$.$ Shuman, among others.

K$.$M$.$ Cuffey, P$.$M$.$ Grootes and J$.$M$.$ Bolzan, among others.

J$.$P$.$ Winberry

R$.$W$.$ Jacobel and H$.$ Conway, among others

S$.$R$.$ Taylor and B$.$W$.$ Stump, among others.