Caribbean carbonate crash and the initiation of the modern global thermohaline ocean circulation André W. Droxler, Department of Geology and Geophysics, Rice University, and the Shipboard Scientific Party of ODP Leg 165

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Phil. Trans. R. Soc. A, 4529–4541 doi:rstaPublished online 25 September 2008 The atmospheric ocean: eddies and jets in the Antarctic Circumpolar Current

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• Fluid dynamics
• Physical oceanography
• Oceanography
• Physical geography
• Physics
• Eddy
• Antarctic Circumpolar Current
• Ekman transport
• Rossby wave
• Turbulence
• Thermohaline circulation
• Baroclinity

Changes in equatorial Pacific thermocline depth in response to Panamanian seaway closure: Insights from a multi-model study

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• Physical geography
• Climatology
• Oceanography
• Physical oceanography
• Climate change
• Paleoclimatology
• Tropical meteorology
• Thermocline
• Thermohaline circulation
• Central American Seaway
• Pliocene climate
• Abrupt climate change

Overview: In this study, observed and simulated full-depth ocean heat content changes forhas been compared in detail. It is found that the rate of the observed full-depth OHC increasing foris nearly

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• Physical geography
• Earth
• Geology
• Climate change
• Oceanography
• Climatology
• Ocean heat content
• Coupled model intercomparison project
• Io
• Thermohaline circulation
• Volcano

2814 JOURNAL OF CLIMATE VOLUME 24

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• Physical geography
• Climatology
• Oceanography
• Physical oceanography
• Climate change
• Oceans
• Chemical oceanography
• Water masses
• Thermohaline circulation
• Orography
• North Atlantic Deep Water
• Precipitation

Journal of Marine Research, 61, 725–743, 2003 Stability of the global ocean circulation: The connection of equilibria within a hierarchy of models by Henk A. Dijkstra1,2 and Wilbert Weijer3 ABSTRACT

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• Oceanography
• Physical oceanography
• Physical geography
• Climate change
• Earth
• Chemical oceanography
• Thermohaline circulation
• North Atlantic Deep Water
• Ocean
• Saddle-node bifurcation
• Bifurcation theory

PROGRESSING TOWARDS GLOBAL SUSTAINED DEEP OCEAN OBSERVATIONS Silvia L. Garzoli,(1), Olaf Boebel(2), Harry Brydene(3), Rana A. Fine(4), Masao Fukasawa(5), Sergey Gladyshev(6), Greg Johnson(7), Mike Johnson(8), Alexander M

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• Physical geography
• Atmospheric sciences
• Oceanography
• Earth
• Climate change
• Physical oceanography
• Chemical oceanography
• Climate history
• Ocean heat content
• Thermohaline circulation
• North Atlantic Deep Water
• Ocean observations

Journal of Marine Research, 61, 491–516, 2003 Modes of internal thermohaline variability in a single-hemispheric ocean basin by Lianke A. te Raa1 and Henk A. Dijkstra1,2 ABSTRACT

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• Physical geography
• Oceanography
• Physical oceanography
• Chemical oceanography
• Earth
• Climate change
• Coastal geography
• Thermohaline circulation
• Salinity
• Ocean
• Rapid Climate Change-Meridional Overturning Circulation and Heatflux Array
• Pacific decadal oscillation

Measurement  uncertainty  for  AMOC  timeseries   Measurement uncertainty for the RAPID AMOC measurements, first discussed in Cunningham et al), have been further discussed in McCarthy et al)

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• Measurement
• Climate change
• Chemical oceanography
• Physical oceanography
• Psychometrics
• Thermohaline circulation
• Accuracy and precision
• Uncertainty
• Observational error
• Overturning in the Subpolar North Atlantic Program

Paleoceanography RESEARCH ARTICLE2015PA002795 Key Points: • DO interstadial duration is strongly correlated with Antarctic temperature

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• Climate history
• North Atlantic Deep Water
• Heinrich event
• Thermohaline circulation
• Climate oscillation
• Marine Isotope Stage 5
• Paleoceanography
• Global warming
• Marine isotope stage
• Stadial
• West Antarctic Ice Sheet
• Interglacial