water mass - Globe Thesis

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81.	Seasonal Variability Of Hydrological Properties And Ecological Effect In The Southern Yellow Sea
82.	Hydrological Characteristics And Its Impact On The Composition And Distribution Of Suspended Particulate Matter Over The East China Sea Shelf In Summer
83.	Quasi-synchronous Cumulative Oxygen Utilization And Dissolved Inorganic Carbon In The South Yellow Sea Cold Water Mass
84.	3-D Hydrographic Characteristics Of Tropical East Indian Ocean During The Monsoon Transition Period
85.	Water Mass Exchange In The Nearshore,Offshore And Deep Sea Of The Northern South China Sea: Insights From Hydrogen And Oxygen Isotopes
86.	Construct High-performance Photo-thermal Conversion Device By Hierarchical Water Management
87.	The Interannual Variation And Influence Factors Of The Yellow Sea Cold Water Mass And Seasonal Acidification In The Yellow Sea
88.	Effects Of Pacific Inflow On Water Mass And Sea Ice In The Chukchi Sea
89.	Middle-Late Miocene Benthic Foraminifera And Its Significance On The Bottom Water Property In The South China Sea
90.	Distribution Characters,Biodegradation Processes And Potential As Water Mass Tracers Of Dissolved Organic Matter In The Kuroshio-oyashio Confluence Region Of The Northwest Pacific Ocean
91.	Study On The Influence Of Mesoscale Eddies On The Kuroshio And Its Water Masses East Of Taiwan
92.	Evolution Of The Yellow Sea Warm Current And The Yellow Sea Cold Water Mass Since 6.0 Ka
93.	Diversity Of Dinoflagellate Cysts In The Yellow Sea And Distribution Of Gymnodinium Catenatum Cysts In The Sediment Of The Coastal Seas Of China
94.	Transient Tracer Study On Anthropogenic Carbon Storage And Oxygen Consumption Processes In Typical Marginal Seas
95.	Study Of The Conservation Semi-Lagrange Scheme Of The Limited-Area Model
96.	Spatiotemporal Distributions Of Nutrients And Its Influencd By Water Mass And Mesoscale Processes In The Northern South China Sea
97.	Interannual Variability Of Water Characteristics From Surface To Deep In The Indian Ocean Sector Of The Southern Ocean And Its Causes
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