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Assessing the Impact of Glycine on <i>Elodea nuttallii</i> Growth, Photosynthesis, Antioxidant Activity, and Endogenous Hormones in a High-Temperature Environment. [PDF]

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Shi X, Li J, Shao L, He P.
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Recent extremes in Antarctic sea ice extent modulated by ocean heat ventilation. [PDF]

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Wilson EA, Arlen L, Campbell EC.
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Carbon distribution in planet Mercury from magma ocean evolution to graphite crust and core composition. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Namur O, Charlier B, Cartier C, Hakim K, Villeneuve J, Tosi N, Berndt J, Klemme S, Hammouda T, Maurice M, Boyet M, Dalou C, Shorttle O.   +12 more
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Protracted ocean circulation slowdown drove exceptional ice-sheet melting during ice age termination IV. [PDF]

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Hu HM, Marino G, Sánchez Goñi MF, Rohling E, Rodrigues T, Pérez-Mejías C, Ren Q, Jiang X, Michel V, Valensi P, Starnini E, Zunino M, Salonen JS, Hsieh CJ, Tan L, Chaigneau B, Chevalier M, Shen CC.   +17 more
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Response mechanism to heat and hypoxia stress in hard clam: insights from antioxidation and lipid metabolism. [PDF]

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Hu Z, Yang MJ, Ma XH, Shi P, Zhang T, Song H.   +5 more
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Oceanic Heat Content as a Predictor of the Indian Ocean Dipole

Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans, 2022
AbstractIndian Ocean Dipole (IOD) prediction is a challenging problem, largely relying on the relationship between IOD and El Niño‐Southern Oscillation (ENSO). This study demonstrates that heat content internal to the Indian Ocean can be an effective predictor providing extra IOD predictability, through constructing statistical prediction models with ...
Hong-Li Ren, Michael J. McPhaden, Magdalena Balmaseda   +2 more
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Ocean Heat Content and the Intraseasonal Oscillation [PDF]

Geophysical Research Letters, 2019
AbstractIntraseasonal sea surface temperature anomalies generally cool during the convectively active phase of the intraseasonal oscillation in the Indian Ocean, but the behavior of intraseasonal ocean heat content anomalies is quite different. This is demonstrated using satellite observations and ocean reanalysis data.
Tommy G Jensen, Adam V Rydbeck, C A Reynolds   +2 more
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Potential to monitor ocean heat content with ocean conductivity content

2023
We propose and assess a novel approach to remotely monitor ocean heat content (OHC) that exploits sparse full-depth in-situ data and abundant global satellite data. The method considers a novel combination of conventional in-situ (temperature and pressure) as well as satellite (altimetry and gravimetry) data with estimates of depth-integrated ...
Trossman, D., Tyler, R.
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Simulated and observed variability in ocean temperature and heat content [PDF]

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2007
Observations show both a pronounced increase in ocean heat content (OHC) over the second half of the 20th century and substantial OHC variability on interannual-to-decadal time scales. Although climate models are able to simulate overall changes in OHC, they are generally thought to underestimate the amplitude of OHC variability.
Tom Wigley, Karl Taylor, Masao Ishii
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Heat Content Changes in the Pacific Ocean

Science, 1999
The Acoustic Thermometry of Ocean Climate (ATOC) Consortium ([1][1]) showed a factor of 2 discrepancy between heat content changes from a numerical model assimilating ocean observations and changes expected from surface heat fluxes as measured by the daily National Center for ...
Kathryn A. Kelly, LuAnne Thompson, Frédéric Vivier   +2 more
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