Internal tide — shelf topography interactions as a forcing factor governing the large-scale distribution and burial fluxes of particulate organic matter ( POM ) in the Benguela upwelling system

Internal tide — shelf topography interactions as a forcing factor governing the large-scale distribution and burial fluxes of particulate organic matter ( POM ) in the Benguela upwelling system
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内潮-陆架地形相互作用作为控制本格拉上升流系统中颗粒有机物(POM)大规模分布和埋藏通量的强迫因素

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2005
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E. Klingelhoefferc
E. Klingelhoefferc
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P. J. M. Monteiroa;G. Nelsonb;A. V. D. Plasc;E. Mabillea;G. W. Baileyd;E. Klingelhoefferc

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