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Dynamics and variability of the Subantarctic mixed-layer as determined from a high resolution glider dataset
Traditional understanding of mixed-layer (ML) dynamics in the African sector of the Southern Ocean suggests that seasonal summer stratification and subsequent reduction in ML depth (MLD) is determined by the onset of a positive net heat ux. The impact of physical forcing mechanisms on the intra-seas...
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Department of Oceanography
2015
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