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Hydrographic conditions of a continental shelf region in the Northwest African Upwelling System from in-situ data
This study investigates the hydrographic and dynamic properties of the continental shelf region between Cape Juby (28.5 °N) and Agadir (30.4 °N) within the Moroccan Sub-region of the North West African Upwelling System. Data came from two cruises conducted in June (beginning of summer) and November...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2016
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