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1 A coupled three-basin sea level model for the Baltic Sea Carlsson, Madleine
 1998
 9 p. 1015-1038
24 p.
 article
2 Acoustic seabed classification in a coastal environment (outer Weser Estuary, German Bight)—a new approach to monitor dredging and dredge spoil disposal Wienberg, Claudia
 2005
 9 p. 1143-1156
14 p.
 article
3 Addendum 1992
 9 p. I-
1 p.
 article
4 Analysis of time-varying wind-induced currents in the North Channel of the Irish Sea, using empirical orthogonal functions and harmonic decomposition Hall, Philip
 2002
 9 p. 1269-1300
32 p.
 article
5 An episodic chlorophyll plume on the West Florida Shelf Gilbes, Fernando
 1996
 9 p. 1201-1207
7 p.
 article
6 An integrated method for the determination of set-back lines for coastal erosion hazards on sandy shores Ferreira, Óscar
 2006
 9 p. 1030-1044
15 p.
 article
7 Announcement 1994
 9 p. 1056-
1 p.
 article
8 A numerical study of island wake generated by an elliptical tidal flow Estrade, Philippe
 2010
 9 p. 1120-1135
16 p.
 article
9 A numerical study of island wakes in the Southern California Bight Dong, Changming
 2007
 9 p. 1233-1248
16 p.
 article
10 A numerical study of the barotropic circulation in the Barents and Kara Seas Harms, Ingo H.
 1992
 9 p. 1043-1058
16 p.
 article
11 Application of a barrier island translation model to the millennial-scale evolution of Sand Key, Florida Masetti, Riccardo
 2008
 9 p. 1116-1126
11 p.
 article
12 Assessing changes in extreme sea levels: Application to the English Channel, 1900–2006 Haigh, Ivan
 2010
 9 p. 1042-1055
14 p.
 article
13 Assimilation of drifter and satellite data in a model of the Northeastern Gulf of Mexico Fan, Shejun
 2004
 9 p. 1001-1013
13 p.
 article
14 A steady state two-dimensional model for the maintenance of shelf break fronts Willmott, A.J.
 1997
 9 p. 1119-1139
21 p.
 article
15 A vessel-towed camera platform for surveying seafloor habitats of the continental shelf Barker, Bruce A.J.
 1999
 9 p. 1161-1170
10 p.
 article
16 Barotropic and baroclinic tides on the Sydney continental shelf Gibbs, Mark T.
 1997
 9 p. 1005-1027
23 p.
 article
17 Bifurcated flow from an upwelling center: a cold water source for Monterey Bay Rosenfeld, Leslie K.
 1994
 9 p. 931-964
34 p.
 article
18 Biogeographical regions of the tropical and subtropical Atlantic Ocean off South America: classification based on pigment (CZCS) and chlorophyll-a (SeaWiFS) variability Gonzalez-Silvera, Adriana
 2004
 9 p. 983-1000
18 p.
 article
19 Biological response to coastal upwelling and dust deposition in the area off Northwest Africa Ohde, T.
 2010
 9 p. 1108-1119
12 p.
 article
20 Blooms of the coccolithophore Emiliania huxleyi with respect to hydrography in the Gulf of Maine Townsend, David W.
 1994
 9 p. 979-1000
22 p.
 article
21 Book review 1999
 9 p. 1247-1248
2 p.
 article
22 Buoyant plume dispersion in a coastal environment: evolving plume structure and dynamics Wu, Yicun
 1994
 9 p. 1001-1023
23 p.
 article
23 Changes in topography and surface sediments by the Saemangeum dyke in an estuarine complex, west coast of Korea Lee, Hee J.
 2008
 9 p. 1177-1189
13 p.
 article
24 Characterizing uncertainties for quantifying bathymetry change between time-separated multibeam echo-sounder surveys Schmitt, Thierry
 2008
 9 p. 1166-1176
11 p.
 article
25 Clay dispersal and the geochemistry of manganese in the Northern Gulf of California Daesslé, L.W.
 2002
 9 p. 1311-1323
13 p.
 article
26 Coastal flooding hazard related to storms and coastal evolution in Valdelagrana spit (Cadiz Bay Natural Park, SW Spain) Benavente, J.
 2006
 9 p. 1061-1076
16 p.
 article
27 Coastal hazard assessment in the Gulf of Cádiz Huntley, David
 2006
 9 p. 1029-
1 p.
 article
28 Computation of density driven flows using the spectral method: application to the Arabian Gulf Song, Y.
 1994
 9 p. 1039-1052
14 p.
 article
29 Connectivity of the Apalachicola River flow variability and the physical and bio-optical oceanic properties of the northern West Florida Shelf Morey, Steven L.
 2009
 9 p. 1264-1275
12 p.
 article
30 Contents of Related Journals 1998
 9 p. I-
1 p.
 article
31 Corrigenda 1994
 9 p. 1055-
1 p.
 article
32 Cross-shelf circulation, zonation and maintenance mechanisms of Nyctiphanes capensis and Euphausia hanseni (Euphausiacea) in the northern Benguela upwelling system Barange, Manuel
 1992
 9 p. 1027-1042
16 p.
 article
33 Current awareness 1996
 9 p. B79-B88
nvt p.
 article
34 Current awareness 1997
 9 p. B81-B90
nvt p.
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35 Current awareness 1995
 9 p. B43-B51
nvt p.
 article
36 Detailed structure of the Kuroshio frontal eddy along the shelf edge of the East China Sea Yanagi, Tetsuo
 1998
 9 p. 1039-1056
18 p.
 article
37 Determining CDOM absorption spectra in diverse coastal environments using a multiple pathlength, liquid core waveguide system Miller, Richard L.
 2002
 9 p. 1301-1310
10 p.
 article
38 Development and validation of a three-dimensional curvilinear model for the study of fluxes through the North Channel of the Irish Sea Young, E.F.
 2000
 9 p. 997-1035
39 p.
 article
39 Distribution and abundance of thaliaceans in the northwest continental shelf of South China Sea, with response to environmental factors driven by monsoon Li, Kaizhi
 2011
 9 p. 979-989
11 p.
 article
40 Dynamics of the Oder river plume in the Southern Baltic Sea: satellite data and numerical modelling Siegel, H.
 1999
 9 p. 1143-1159
17 p.
 article
41 Editorial Board 2009
 9 p. IFC-
1 p.
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42 Editorial Board 2003
 9 p. IFC-
1 p.
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43 Editorial Board 2005
 9 p. CO2-
1 p.
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44 Editorial Board 2006
 9 p. CO2-
1 p.
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45 Editorial Board 2008
 9 p. IFC-
1 p.
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46 Editorial Board 2004
 9 p. IFC-
1 p.
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47 Editorial Board 2010
 9 p. IFC-
1 p.
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48 Editorial Board 2007
 9 p. IFC-
1 p.
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49 Editorial Board 2011
 9 p. IFC-
1 p.
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50 Effect of coastal waves on sea level in Óbidos Lagoon, Portugal Malhadas, Madalena S.
 2009
 9 p. 1240-1250
11 p.
 article
51 Effect of submerged aquatic vegetation on turbulence induced by an oscillating grid Pujol, Dolors
 2010
 9 p. 1019-1029
11 p.
 article
52 Effects of advection on the seasonal abundance patterns of three species of planktonic calanoid copepods in Dabob Bay, Washington Osgood, Kenric E.
 1996
 9 p. 1225-1243
19 p.
 article
53 Effects of extreme meteorological conditions on coastal dynamics near a submarine canyon Skliris, N.
 2004
 9 p. 1033-1045
13 p.
 article
54 Ekman motion in shallow open sea in the presence of time-harmonic variation of water depth Jung, Kyung Tae
 2007
 9 p. 1287-1302
16 p.
 article
55 Energy and pseudoenergy flux in the internal wave field generated by tidal flow over topography Lamb, Kevin G.
 2007
 9 p. 1208-1232
25 p.
 article
56 Erratum to “Development and application of a three-dimensional baroclinic model to the study of the seasonal circulation in the Celtic Sea” [Continental Shelf Research 24 (2004) 13–36] Young, E.F
 2004
 9 p. 1047-1051
5 p.
 article
57 Estimation of bed roughness from mean velocities measured at two levels near the seabed You, Zai-Jin
 2005
 9 p. 1043-1051
9 p.
 article
58 Generation and propagation of non-linear internal waves induced by the tide over a continental slope Maze´, R.
 1987
 9 p. 1079-1104
26 p.
 article
59 High-frequency vertical current observations in stratified seas van Haren, Hans
 2009
 9 p. 1251-1263
13 p.
 article
60 Hurricane-induced motions and interaction with ocean currents Oey, L.-Y.
 2007
 9 p. 1249-1263
15 p.
 article
61 Hydrographic variability on a coastal shelf directly influenced by estuarine outflow Dzwonkowski, Brian
 2011
 9 p. 939-950
12 p.
 article
62 Hydrography of the Argentine continental shelf between 38° and 42°S Martos, Patricia
 1988
 9 p. 1043-1056
14 p.
 article
63 Impact of sediment-induced stratification and turbulence closures on sediment transport and morphological modelling Amoudry, Laurent O.
 2011
 9 p. 912-928
17 p.
 article
64 Imprudent fishing harvests and consequent trophic cascades on the West Florida shelf over the last half century: A harbinger of increased human deaths from paralytic shellfish poisoning along the southeastern United States, in response to oligotrophication? Walsh, J.J.
 2011
 9 p. 891-911
21 p.
 article
65 Influence of the organic matter composition on benthic oxygen demand in the Rhône River prodelta (NW Mediterranean Sea) Pastor, Lucie
 2011
 9 p. 1008-1019
12 p.
 article
66 In situ record of sedimentary processes near the Rhône River mouth during winter events (Gulf of Lions, Mediterranean Sea) Marion, C.
 2010
 9 p. 1095-1107
13 p.
 article
67 Interaction of a warm eddy with the coastal current at the eastern boundary area in the Tsushima Current region Isoda, Yutaka
 1996
 9 p. 1149-1163
15 p.
 article
68 Internal tide modelling and the influence of wind effects Hall, Philip
 2007
 9 p. 1357-1377
21 p.
 article
69 Internal tides in the Bay of Biscay: a two-dimensional model Serpette, Alain
 1989
 9 p. 795-821
27 p.
 article
70 Iron and manganese cycling in different sedimentary environments on the North Sea continental margin Slomp, C.P
 1997
 9 p. 1083-1117
35 p.
 article
71 Isolated turbidity maxima in shelf seas Bowers, D.G.
 2005
 9 p. 1071-1080
10 p.
 article
72 Laboratory and numerical simulation of the Skagerrak circulation McClimans, Thomas A.
 2000
 9 p. 941-974
34 p.
 article
73 Lagrangian circulation and forbidden zone on the West Florida Shelf Yang , Huijun
 1999
 9 p. 1221-1245
25 p.
 article
74 Larval fish assemblages and water mass history in a major faunal transition zone Grothues, Thomas M.
 1999
 9 p. 1171-1198
28 p.
 article
75 List of contents for Deep-Sea Research 1987
 9 p. i-
1 p.
 article
76 List of contents for deep-sea research I published issues of volume 41 1994
 9 p. ii-
1 p.
 article
77 List of Contents for Deep-Sea Research, Vol. 36, No. 8 1989
 9 p. i-ii
nvt p.
 article
78 List of contents for deep-sea research vol. 39, No 5A 1992
 9 p. III-
1 p.
 article
79 List of forthcoming papers for Continental Shelf Research 1996
 9 p. I-
1 p.
 article
80 List of forthcoming papers for Continental Shelf Research 1997
 9 p. I-
1 p.
 article
81 List of forthcoming papers for continental shelf research 1995
 9 p. I-
1 p.
 article
82 List of forthcoming papers for continental shelf research 1994
 9 p. i-
1 p.
 article
83 List of referees 1997
 9 p. III-V
nvt p.
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84 Long-term evolution of sand waves in the Marsdiep inlet. I: High-resolution observations Buijsman, Maarten C.
 2008
 9 p. 1190-1201
12 p.
 article
85 Long-term evolution of sand waves in the Marsdiep inlet. II: Relation to hydrodynamics Buijsman, Maarten C.
 2008
 9 p. 1202-1215
14 p.
 article
86 Long-term, high-frequency current and temperature measurements along central California: insights into upwelling/relaxation and internal waves on the inner shelf Storlazzi, C.D
 2003
 9 p. 901-918
18 p.
 article
87 Long-term mean and event-related pigment distributions during the unstratified period in South Atlantic Bight outer margin and middle shelf waters Ryan, J.P.
 1996
 9 p. 1165-1183
19 p.
 article
88 Microbial food web contributions to bottom water hypoxia in the northern Gulf of Mexico Dagg, Michael
 2008
 9 p. 1127-1137
11 p.
 article
89 Modeling bio-geomorphological influences for offshore sandwaves Borsje, B.W.
 2009
 9 p. 1289-1301
13 p.
 article
90 Modelling the hydrodynamics of offshore sandbanks Pan, S.
 2007
 9 p. 1264-1286
23 p.
 article
91 Monitoring the Faroe Current using altimetry and coastal sea-level data Hátún, Hjálmar
 2003
 9 p. 859-868
10 p.
 article
92 Neural-network predictability experiments for nearshore sandbar migration Pape, L.
 2011
 9 p. 1033-1042
10 p.
 article
93 [No title] Mofjeld, H.O.
 2005
 9 p. 1157-
1 p.
 article
94 Numerical studies on flow amplification at an isolated shelfbreak bank, with application to Porcupine Bank Mohn, Christian
 2002
 9 p. 1325-1338
14 p.
 article
95 Nutrient and organic carbon exchanges between the Black and Marmara Seas through the Bosphorus Strait Çolpan Polat, S.
 1995
 9 p. 1115-1132
18 p.
 article
96 Nutrient inputs into the central Great Barrier Reef (Australia) from subsurface intrusions of Coral Sea waters: a two-dimensional displacement model Furnas, M.J.
 1996
 9 p. 1127-1148
22 p.
 article
97 Nutrients, irradiance, and mixing as factors regulating primary production in coastal waters impacted by the Mississippi River plume Lohrenz, Steven E.
 1999
 9 p. 1113-1141
29 p.
 article
98 Observations of stratified flow over a bottom gradient in a coastal sea Bowers, D.G.
 1987
 9 p. 1105-1121
17 p.
 article
99 Observations of the transverse structure and dynamics of the low frequency flow through the North Channel of the Irish Sea Brown, J.
 1995
 9 p. 1133-1156
24 p.
 article
100 Onshore propagation of a buoyant ocean front observed using a shore-based marine radar Marmorino, G.O.
 2004
 9 p. 951-964
14 p.
 article
101 On the estimation of circulation from density observations in coastal and shelf regions Dowd, Michael
 1998
 9 p. 991-1014
24 p.
 article
102 On the flocculation and settling velocity of estuarine mud Winterwerp, J.C.
 2002
 9 p. 1339-1360
22 p.
 article
103 Oxygen, nutrients, carbon and water exchange in the Skagerrak Basin Aure, Jan
 1994
 9 p. 965-977
13 p.
 article
104 Phytoplankton dynamics in the central Great Barrier Reef—II. Primary production Furnas, Miles J.
 1987
 9 p. 1049-1062
14 p.
 article
105 Predicting ripple geometry and bed roughness under combined waves and currents in a continental shelf environment Li, Michael Z.
 1998
 9 p. 941-970
30 p.
 article
106 Predictive uncertainty of a nearshore bed evolution model Ruessink, B.G.
 2005
 9 p. 1053-1069
17 p.
 article
107 Processes affecting the distribution of dissolved trace metals in the North Aegean Sea (Eastern Mediterranean) Zeri, C
 2003
 9 p. 919-934
16 p.
 article
108 Quantification of inlet-related hazards in barrier island systems. An example from the Ria Formosa (Portugal) Vila-Concejo, A.
 2006
 9 p. 1045-1060
16 p.
 article
109 Quantifying the response of optical backscatter devices and transmissometers to variations in suspended particulate matter Bunt, Jamie A.C.
 1999
 9 p. 1199-1220
22 p.
 article
110 Quantifying the suspended sediment discharge to the ocean from the Markham River, Papua New Guinea Renagi, Ora
 2010
 9 p. 1030-1041
12 p.
 article
111 Quantitative assessment of the salinity gradient within the estuarine systems in the southern Bay of Biscay using benthic foraminifera Leorri, Eduardo
 2009
 9 p. 1226-1239
14 p.
 article
112 Radar imaging of sand waves on the continental shelf east of Cape Hatteras, NC, U.S.A. Donato, Timothy F.
 1997
 9 p. 989-1004
16 p.
 article
113 Recent developments in physical oceanographic modelling: Part IV Davies, Alan M.
 2007
 9 p. 1207-
1 p.
 article
114 Relative role of subinertial and superinertial modes in the coastal long wave response forced by the landfall of a tropical cyclone Ke, Ziming
 2011
 9 p. 929-938
10 p.
 article
115 Remote sensing of temporal and spatial patterns of suspended particle size in the Irish Sea in relation to the Kolmogorov microscale van der Lee, E.M.
 2009
 9 p. 1213-1225
13 p.
 article
116 Reproductive ecology of a deep-water scleractinian coral, Oculina varicosa, from the southeast Florida shelf Brooke, Sandra
 2003
 9 p. 847-858
12 p.
 article
117 Resolution issues in numerical models of oceanic and coastal circulation Greenberg, David A.
 2007
 9 p. 1317-1343
27 p.
 article
118 Resuspendable organic matter in nova scotian shelf and slope sediments Grant, Jonathan
 1987
 9 p. 1123-1138
16 p.
 article
119 Rippled scour depressions on continental shelf bank slopes off Nordland and Troms, Northern Norway Bellec, Valérie K.
 2010
 9 p. 1056-1069
14 p.
 article
120 Saharan dust and phosphatic fidelity: A three-dimensional biogeochemical model of Trichodesmium as a nutrient source for red tides on the West Florida Shelf Lenes, J.M.
 2008
 9 p. 1091-1115
25 p.
 article
121 Seasonal and interannual patterns of sea surface temperature in Banda Sea as revealed by self-organizing map Iskandar, Iskhaq
 2010
 9 p. 1136-1148
13 p.
 article
122 Seasonal variability of the M 2 tide in the seas adjacent to Korea Kang, Sok Kuh
 1995
 9 p. 1087-1113
27 p.
 article
123 Seasonal variations and trophic ecology of microzooplankton in the southeastern Arabian Sea Asha Devi, C.R.
 2010
 9 p. 1070-1084
15 p.
 article
124 Secondary upwelling over a smooth shelf break Nurser, A.J. George
 1987
 9 p. 1063-1078
16 p.
 article
125 Sensitivity of tidal sand wavelength to environmental parameters: A combined data analysis and modelling approach van Santen, R.B.
 2011
 9 p. 966-978
13 p.
 article
126 Slope mass movements on rocky sea-cliffs: A power-law distributed natural hazard on the Barlavento Coast, Algarve, Portugal Teixeira, Sebastião Braz
 2006
 9 p. 1077-1091
15 p.
 article
127 Small-scale study of primary productivity during spring in a Mediterranean coastal area (Gulf of Lions) Diaz, Frédéric
 2000
 9 p. 975-996
22 p.
 article
128 Some experiments with explicit finite-difference schemes in a linear barotropic ocean model Engedahl, Harald
 1992
 9 p. 1059-1073
15 p.
 article
129 Spatial and temporal variations in trace metal concentrations in surface sediments of the Marennes Oléron Bay. Relation to hydrodynamic forcing Strady, Emilie
 2011
 9 p. 997-1007
11 p.
 article
130 Spatial distribution of chlorophyll α and primary productivity in relation to winter physical structure in the Gulf of California Gaxiola-Castro, Gilberto
 1995
 9 p. 1043-1053
11 p.
 article
131 Spatial variability in organic material sinking export in the Hudson Bay system, Canada, during fall Lapoussière, Amandine
 2009
 9 p. 1276-1288
13 p.
 article
132 Spatial variations of mean sea level of the North Sea off the east coast of Britain Amin, M.
 1988
 9 p. 1087-1106
20 p.
 article
133 Spatio-temporal variability of size fractionated phytoplankton on the shelf adjacent to the Ebro river (NW Mediterranean) Arin, Laura
 2005
 9 p. 1081-1095
15 p.
 article
134 Steady wind-driven flow in long channels or lakes Griffin, David A.
 1987
 9 p. 987-1000
14 p.
 article
135 Storm-driven continental shelf waves over the Scottish continental shelf Gordon, R. Lee
 1987
 9 p. 1015-1048
34 p.
 article
136 Summer and winter denitrification rates in western Arctic shelf sediments Devol, Allan H
 1997
 9 p. 1029-1033
5 p.
 article
137 Suppressing bias and drift of coastal circulation models through the assimilation of seasonal climatologies of temperature and salinity Thompson, Keith R.
 2007
 9 p. 1303-1316
14 p.
 article
138 Surface temperature and transport in Lake Tahoe: inferences from satellite (AVHRR) imagery Strub, P. Ted
 1987
 9 p. 1001-1013
13 p.
 article
139 Surficial sediment distribution and net sediment transport pattern in İzmir Bay, western Turkey Duman, Muhammet
 2004
 9 p. 965-981
17 p.
 article
140 Suspended sediment transport and morphological response on a dissipative beach Aagaard, Troels
 1995
 9 p. 1061-1086
26 p.
 article
141 Taiwan strait current in winter Lin, S.F.
 2005
 9 p. 1023-1042
20 p.
 article
142 Temporal observations of rip current circulation on a macro-tidal beach Austin, Martin
 2010
 9 p. 1149-1165
17 p.
 article
143 The distribution of man-made and naturally produced halocarbons in a double layer flow strait system Fogelqvist, Elisabet
 1996
 9 p. 1185-1199
15 p.
 article
144 The effect of commercial trawling on sediment resuspension and transport over the Middle Atlantic Bight continental shelf Churchill, James H.
 1989
 9 p. 841-865
25 p.
 article
145 The effects of irradiance on nitrate uptake and dissolved organic nitrogen release by phytoplankton in the Ross Sea Hu, Shuhua
 1998
 9 p. 971-990
20 p.
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146 The formation of tidal sand waves: Fully three-dimensional versus shallow water approaches Blondeaux, Paolo
 2011
 9 p. 990-996
7 p.
 article
147 The geology of North America, vol. J, the Gulf of Mexico Basin Twichell, David C.
 1994
 9 p. 1053-1054
2 p.
 article
148 The Guajira upwelling system Andrade, Carlos A.
 2005
 9 p. 1003-1022
20 p.
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149 The horizontal distribution of bubbles in a shallow sea Graham, A.
 1997
 9 p. 1051-1082
32 p.
 article
150 The response of an open embayment to near-hurricane force winds Drinkwater, Kenneth F.
 1989
 9 p. 823-839
17 p.
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151 The role of biophysical interactions within the ijzermonding tidal flat sediment dynamics De Backer, Annelies
 2010
 9 p. 1166-1179
14 p.
 article
152 The role of denitrification in nitrogen removal and carbon mineralization in Mid-Atlantic Bight sediments Laursen, Andrew E.
 2002
 9 p. 1397-1416
20 p.
 article
153 The role of topography in small well-mixed bays, with application to the lagoon of Mururoa Mathieu, Pierre-Philippe
 2002
 9 p. 1379-1395
17 p.
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154 The role of transparent exopolymer particles (TEP) in the transport of 234Th in coastal water during a spring bloom Azetsu-Scott, Kumiko
 2005
 9 p. 1133-1141
9 p.
 article
155 The seasonal cycle in the Atlantic transport to the Barents Sea during the years 1997–2001 Ingvaldsen, Randi B
 2004
 9 p. 1015-1032
18 p.
 article
156 The structure of the coastal density front at the outflow of Long Island Sound during spring 2002 Kirincich, A.R.
 2005
 9 p. 1097-1114
18 p.
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157 The tides of the central Great Barrier Reef Andrews, John C.
 1988
 9 p. 1057-1085
29 p.
 article
158 Tidal inlet response to sediment infilling of the associated bay and possible implications of human activities: the Marennes-Oléron Bay and the Maumusson Inlet, France Bertin, Xavier
 2005
 9 p. 1115-1131
17 p.
 article
159 Tidal-jet and vortex-pair driving of the residual circulation in a tidal estuary Fujiwara, Tateki
 1994
 9 p. 1025-1038
14 p.
 article
160 Transport of plutonium (239/240Pu) and caesium (137Cs) in the Irish Sea: comparison between observations and results from sediment and contaminant transport modelling Aldridge, J.N.
 2003
 9 p. 869-899
31 p.
 article
161 Trophic status of the Iranian Caspian Sea based on water quality parameters and phytoplankton diversity Nasrollahzadeh, Hasan Saravi
 2008
 9 p. 1153-1165
13 p.
 article
162 Unstructured, anisotropic mesh generation for the Northwestern European continental shelf, the continental slope and the neighbouring ocean Legrand, Sébastien
 2007
 9 p. 1344-1356
13 p.
 article
163 Using velocimeter signal to noise ratio as a surrogate measure of suspended mud concentration Salehi, Mehrdad
 2011
 9 p. 1020-1032
13 p.
 article
164 Variability of the transgressive stacking pattern under environmental changes control: Example from the Post-Glacial deposits of the Gulf of Lions inner-shelf, Mediterranean, France Labaune, Caroline
 2008
 9 p. 1138-1152
15 p.
 article
165 Variability of water mass properties in the last two decades in the South Adriatic Sea with emphasis on the period 2006–2009 Cardin, Vanessa
 2011
 9 p. 951-965
15 p.
 article
166 Variations in light absorption properties during a phytoplankton bloom in the Pearl River estuary Wang, Guifen
 2010
 9 p. 1085-1094
10 p.
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167 Variations of nitrogen nutrient concentrations in the sediment pore waters of the northwestern Mediterranean continental shelf Fernex, François
 1989
 9 p. 767-794
28 p.
 article
168 Velocity shear and vertical mixing in the Ekman layer in the presence of a horizontal density gradient Broström, Goran
 1996
 9 p. 1245-1257
13 p.
 article
169 Volume transport variability through the Florida Keys tidal channels Lee, Thomas N.
 2002
 9 p. 1361-1377
17 p.
 article
170 Water circulation patterns in the Otranto Straits, eastern Mediterranean Ferentinos, George
 1988
 9 p. 1025-1041
17 p.
 article
171 Water exchange and density structure in a multi-basin estuary Engqvist, Anders
 1992
 9 p. 1003-1026
24 p.
 article
172 Water masses and suspended matter circulation on the French Guiana continental shelf Pujos, Michel
 1995
 9 p. 1157-1171
15 p.
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