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Intrusions of sub-Antarctic surface water across the subtropical convergence southwest of Africa
The terminal region of the Agulhas Current south of Africa is characterized by the complete retroflection of the Current. The region has been shown to be populated by a range of eddies and rings. It has been observed that the spawning of an Agulhas Current ring at the retroflection is preceded by th...
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Department of Oceanography
2023
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