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1 Abundance and size distribution of sublittoral meiobenthos along estuarine salinity gradients Yamamuro, Masumi
 2000
 117-118 2 p. 135-143
9 p.
 article
2 A complete set of buffer factors for acid/base CO2 system in seawater Frankignoulle, Michel
 1994
 117-118 2 p. 111-118
8 p.
 article
3 An ecosystem model for the North Pacific embedded in a general circulation model Kawamiya, Michio
 2000
 117-118 2 p. 159-178
20 p.
 article
4 An ecosystem model for the North Pacific embedded in a general circulation model Kawamiya, Michio
 2000
 117-118 2 p. 129-157
29 p.
 article
5 A simulation analysis of various biological and physical factors influencing the deep-chlorophyll maximum structure in oligotrophic areas Varela, R.A
 1994
 117-118 2 p. 143-157
15 p.
 article
6 Chemical tracers of sediment organic matter origins in two coastal lagoons Yamamuro, Masumi
 2000
 117-118 2 p. 127-134
8 p.
 article
7 Circulation features in the Japan/East Sea related to statistically obtained wind patterns in the warm season Trusenkova, Olga
 2009
 117-118 2 p. 214-225
12 p.
 article
8 Coastal lagoon ecosystems: a case study in lakes Nakaumi and Shinji, Japan Kishi, Michio J
 2000
 117-118 2 p. 115-116
2 p.
 article
9 Comparison between a reanalyzed product by 3-dimensional variational assimilation technique and observations in the Ulleung Basin of the East/Japan Sea Kim, Young Ho
 2009
 117-118 2 p. 249-264
16 p.
 article
10 Comparison of fish fauna in three areas of adjacent eutrophic estuarine lagoons with different salinities Ishitobi, Yu
 2000
 117-118 2 p. 171-181
11 p.
 article
11 Copepod species and their trace metal contents in coastal northern Taiwan Hsiao, Shih-Hui
 2011
 117-118 2 p. 232-238
7 p.
 article
12 Diel variations of the DMSP-to-chlorophyll a ratio in Northwestern Mediterranean surface waters Belviso, S
 2000
 117-118 2 p. 119-128
10 p.
 article
13 Diet selectivity and shift of wintering common pochards and tufted ducks in a eutrophic coastal lagoon Sekiya, Yoshio
 2000
 117-118 2 p. 233-238
6 p.
 article
14 Distribution and controlling mechanisms of primary production on the Louisiana–Texas continental shelf Chen, X
 2000
 117-118 2 p. 179-207
29 p.
 article
15 Eddies in the Bay of Biscay: A numerical approximation Ferrer, Luis
 2011
 117-118 2 p. 133-144
12 p.
 article
16 Editorial Board 2009
 117-118 2 p. IFC-
1 p.
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17 Editorial Board 2011
 117-118 2 p. IFC-
1 p.
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18 Editorial Board 2011
 117-118 2 p. IFC-
1 p.
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19 Effect of environmental forcing on the biomass, production and growth rate of size-fractionated phytoplankton in the central Atlantic Ocean Huete-Ortega, María
 2011
 117-118 2 p. 203-213
11 p.
 article
20 Effects of filter-feeding bivalves on the distribution of water quality and nutrient cycling in a eutrophic coastal lagoon Nakamura, Yoshiyuki
 2000
 117-118 2 p. 209-221
13 p.
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21 Environmental factors which affect growth of Japanese common squid, Todarodes pacificus, analyzed by a bioenergetics model coupled with a lower trophic ecosystem model Kishi, Michio J.
 2009
 117-118 2 p. 278-287
10 p.
 article
22 Erratum 1994
 117-118 2 p. 185-
1 p.
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23 Evaluating the ability of a hydrodynamic ecosystem model to capture inter- and intra-annual spatial characteristics of chlorophyll-a in the north east Atlantic Shutler, J.D.
 2011
 117-118 2 p. 169-182
14 p.
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24 Evaluation of biogeochemical cycles in an ensemble of three state-of-the-art numerical models of the Baltic Sea Eilola, K.
 2011
 117-118 2 p. 267-284
18 p.
 article
25 Exploiting oceanographic satellite data to study the small scale coastal dynamics in a NE Atlantic open embayment Sánchez-Carnero, Noela
 2011
 117-118 2 p. 123-132
10 p.
 article
26 Geographical and seasonal variations in mesozooplankton abundance and biomass in relation to environmental parameters in Lake Shinji–Ohashi River–Lake Nakaumi brackish-water system, Japan Uye, S
 2000
 117-118 2 p. 193-207
15 p.
 article
27 High-resolution synthetic monitoring by a 4-dimensional variational data assimilation system in the northwestern North Pacific Ishikawa, Yoichi
 2009
 117-118 2 p. 237-248
12 p.
 article
28 How to reverse time in stochastic particle tracking models Thygesen, Uffe Høgsbro
 2011
 117-118 2 p. 159-168
10 p.
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29 Ichthyoplankton transport from the African coast to the Canary Islands Brochier, Timothée
 2011
 117-118 2 p. 109-122
14 p.
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30 Impacts of biological parameterization, initial conditions, and environmental forcing on parameter sensitivity and uncertainty in a marine ecosystem model for the Bering Sea Gibson, G.A.
 2011
 117-118 2 p. 214-231
18 p.
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31 Local versus remote wind effects on the coastal circulation of a microtidal bay in the Mediterranean Sea Jordi, Antoni
 2011
 117-118 2 p. 312-322
11 p.
 article
32 Long-term trends in phytoplankton composition in the western and central Baltic Sea Wasmund, Norbert
 2011
 117-118 2 p. 145-159
15 p.
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33 Modeling the interactions between the seasonal and diel migration behaviors of Calanus finmarchicus and the circulation in the Gulf of St. Lawrence (Canada) Maps, Frédéric
 2011
 117-118 2 p. 183-202
20 p.
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34 Modeling the mass flux budgets of water and suspended sediments for the river network and estuary in the Pearl River Delta, China Hu, Jiatang
 2011
 117-118 2 p. 252-266
15 p.
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35 Model study of Lakes Shinji and Nakaumi — a coupled coastal lagoon system Nakata, Kisaburo
 2000
 117-118 2 p. 145-169
25 p.
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36 Near-bottom biological and mineral particle flux in the Lucky Strike hydrothermal vent area (Mid-Atlantic Ridge) Khripounoff, Alexis
 2000
 117-118 2 p. 101-118
18 p.
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37 Observation and modeling of the ocean circulation and marine ecosystem for CREAMS/PICES Chang, Kyung-Il
 2009
 117-118 2 p. 195-199
5 p.
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38 Ocean response to attenuation of visible light by phytoplankton in the Gulf of St. Lawrence Zhai, Li
 2011
 117-118 2 p. 285-297
13 p.
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39 Ocean reverberations Nihoul (Liège), J.
 1994
 117-118 2 p. 183-184
2 p.
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40 On the significance of nitrification within the euphotic zone of the subpolar North Atlantic (Iceland basin) during summer 2007 Painter, Stuart C.
 2011
 117-118 2 p. 332-335
4 p.
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41 Pan-Svalbard growth rate variability and environmental regulation in the Arctic bivalve Serripes groenlandicus Carroll, Michael L.
 2011
 117-118 2 p. 239-251
13 p.
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42 Recent dramatic changes in the Black Sea ecosystem: The reason for the sharp decline in Turkish anchovy fisheries Kideys, A.E
 1994
 117-118 2 p. 171-181
11 p.
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43 Recent observations in the straits of the East/Japan Sea: A review of hydrography, currents and volume transports Na, Hanna
 2009
 117-118 2 p. 200-205
6 p.
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44 Respiration and ingestion rates of the filter-feeding bivalve Musculista senhousia: implications for water-quality control Inoue, Tetsunori
 2000
 117-118 2 p. 183-192
10 p.
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45 Review on the seasonal variation of the surface circulation in the Japan/East Sea Yoon, Jong-Hwan
 2009
 117-118 2 p. 226-236
11 p.
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46 Seasonal and interannual variation of physical and biological processes during 1994–2001 in the Sea of Japan/East Sea: A three-dimensional physical–biogeochemical modeling study Liu, Guimei
 2009
 117-118 2 p. 265-277
13 p.
 article
47 Seasonal change in a filter-feeding bivalve Musculista senhousia population of a eutrophic estuarine lagoon Yamamuro, Masumi
 2000
 117-118 2 p. 117-126
10 p.
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48 Seasonal upwelling underneath the Tsushima Warm Current along the Japanese shelf slope Nakada, Satoshi
 2009
 117-118 2 p. 206-213
8 p.
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49 Signature of the coastal circulation variability in altimetric data in the southern Bay of Biscay during winter and fall 2004 Herbert, G.
 2011
 117-118 2 p. 139-158
20 p.
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50 Some problems in sub-mesoscale air-sea interaction Kraus, Eric B.
 1994
 117-118 2 p. 101-110
10 p.
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51 Spatial and temporal variability in the pelagic ecosystem of the East Sea (Sea of Japan): A review Lee, Jae-Young
 2009
 117-118 2 p. 288-300
13 p.
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52 Spatial patterns of phytoplanktonic pigments and primary production in a semi-enclosed periantarctic ecosystem: the Strait of Magellan Saggiomo, V
 1994
 117-118 2 p. 119-142
24 p.
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53 Temporal and spatial variation in the macrophyte distribution in coastal lagoon Lake Nakaumi and its neighboring waters Kunii, Hidenobu
 2000
 117-118 2 p. 223-231
9 p.
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54 The influence of increasing water turbidity on the sea surface temperature in the Baltic Sea: A model sensitivity study Löptien, Ulrike
 2011
 117-118 2 p. 323-331
9 p.
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55 Use of sensitivity and comparative analyses in constructing plausible trophic mass-balance models of a data-limited marine ecosystem — The KwaZulu-Natal Bight, South Africa Ayers, Morag J.
 2011
 117-118 2 p. 298-311
14 p.
 article
56 Variability of water masses and of organic production-regeneration systems as related to eutrophic, mesotropic and oligotrophic conditions in the northeast Atlantic Ocean Pierre, C
 1994
 117-118 2 p. 159-170
12 p.
 article
57 Why is the southwest the most productive region of the East Sea/Sea of Japan? Yoo, Sinjae
 2009
 117-118 2 p. 301-315
15 p.
 article
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