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Connecting flow-topography interactions, vorticity balance, baroclinic instabili...
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Competition between baroclinic instability and Ekman transport under varying buo...
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Dissipation of the energy imparted by mid-latitude storms in the Southern Ocean
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A model perspective on the dynamics of the shadow zone of the eastern tropical N...
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First evidence of anoxia and nitrogen loss in the Southern Canary Upwelling Syst...
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Subsurface fine-scale patterns in an anticyclonic eddy off Cap-Vert Peninsula ob...
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