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Gulf of California response to Hurricane Juliette

Ocean Modelling, 2010
Abstract The HYbrid Coordinate Ocean Model (HYCOM) has been configured for the Gulf of California (GOC) at 1/12° and 1/25° horizontal grid resolution and has been nested inside a basin-scale 1/12° Pacific version of HYCOM. The nested GOC models are used to study the upper-ocean GOC response to Hurricane Juliette.
Luis Zamudio, E. Joseph Metzger, Patrick J. Hogan   +2 more
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A new Gulf of California Periploma

1962
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Marine botany of the Gulf of California

botm, 2012
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Expedition of the California Academy of Sciences to the Gulf of California in 1921. Some Coccidae from about the Gulf of California

1923
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Ferris, Gordon Floyd, Kelly, J B
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Thermohaline circulation in the Gulf of California

Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans, 1988
The Gulf of California, a narrow, semienclosed sea, is the only evaporative basin of the Pacific Ocean. As a result of evaporative forcing, salinities in the gulf are 1 to 2 ‰ higher than in the adjacent Pacific at the same latitude. This paper examines the thermohaline structure of the gulf and the means by which thermohaline exchange between the ...
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Macrofaunal Diversity in the Gulf of California

2005
Abstract The Gulf of California (Sea of Cortez) has held a growing fascination for naturalists over the past 150 years (Lindsay 1983). The first serious collectors of marine life in the region were not professional bi-ologists. One was John Xantus (de Vesey), a U.S.
Richard C Brusca, Lloyd T Findley, Philip A Hastings, Michel E Hendrickx, Jorge Torre Cosio, Albert M Van Der Heiden   +5 more
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New shells from the Gulf of California

1910
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Surface dispersion in the Gulf of California

Progress in Oceanography, 2015
Abstract Surface dispersion is measured in the Gulf of California by means of Argos drifters released along this semi-enclosed, elongated basin. First, basic one-particle statistics (Lagrangian scales, absolute dispersion and diffusion coefficients) are estimated along and across the Gulf.
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The Gulf of California

2021
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The Atmosphere Over the Gulf of California

2003
The Gulf of California is also a gulf in the lower atmosphere, delimited by the mountains of Baja California and by the Sierra Madre, open to the eastern tropical Pacific to the south and spreading into the Great American Desert of the southwestern United States.
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