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Meteorology / Aquatic ecology / Atmospheric dynamics / Ocean currents / Mixed layer / Isopycnal / Sea surface temperature / Ocean dynamics / Ocean gyre / Physical oceanography / Atmospheric sciences / Oceanography
Date: 2003-11-19 00:44:00
Meteorology
Aquatic ecology
Atmospheric dynamics
Ocean currents
Mixed layer
Isopycnal
Sea surface temperature
Ocean dynamics
Ocean gyre
Physical oceanography
Atmospheric sciences
Oceanography

2798 JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY VOLUME 30

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