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Important Shark and Ray Areas can inform conservation planning in the Mediterranean and Black Seas. [PDF]

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Rohner CA, Richardson AJ, García-Rodríguez E, Charles R, Batlle-Morera A, Bortoluzzi JR, Mouton TL, Notarbartolo di Sciara G, Armstrong AO, Everett JD, Bakiu R, Barash A, Bariche M, Başusta N, Bousquet C, Ćetković I, Giovos I, Guallart J, Milazzo M, Morey G, Naasan Aga-Spyridopoulou R, Niedermueller S, Serena F, Shakman E, Soldo A, Jabado RW.   +25 more
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The Flow of Atlantic Water Through the Strait of Gibraltar. The Flow of Mediterranean Water Through the Strait of Gibraltar.

, 1988
Armi, Laurence, Farmer, David M
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Results of Geophysicals Measurements in the Gibraltar Strait.

, 1982
Acosta-Yepes, J. (Juan), Herranz-Cano, P. (Pedro), Palomo-Pedraza, C. (Carlos), Sanz-Alonso, J.L. (José Luis)   +3 more
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Bathymetry and morphotectonic of the Gibraltar strait sill.

, 1982
Sanz-Alonso, J.L. (José Luis), Palomo-Pedraza, C. (Carlos), San-Gil, C.   +2 more
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On both sides of the strait of Gibraltar

Historia Mathematica
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Winds in the strait of gibraltar

Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 1995
AbstractAutomated meteorological observations were made from October 1985 to September 1986 in the narrows of the Strait of Gibraltar. Additional surface and upper‐air measurements were made in the Strait from May to July 1986. the main wind events in summer were mostly mesoscale levanters (winds from the east through the Strait), and a lesser number ...
CLIVE E DORMAN, ROBERT C BEARDSLEY, RICHARD LIMEBURNER   +2 more
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Exchange through the Strait of Gibraltar

Progress in Oceanography, 1994
To measure the exchange between the Atlantic and Mediterranean through the Strait of Gibraltar, an array of current meter moorings was deployed for a year in the Strait during 1985–1986. A novel aspect of these measurements is the inclusion of conductivity as well as temperature and pressure sensors on each current meter so that the salinity of the ...
Harry L. Bryden, Julio Candela, Thomas H. Kinder   +2 more
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Tides in the Strait of Gibraltar

Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans, 1990
The Strait of Gibraltar is where the transition occurs between two distinct tidal regimes: the North Atlantic, where tidal ranges are in excess of 2 m, and the western Mediterranean, where tidal ranges are less than 1 m. Within the strait the tide is principally semidiurnal: observations indicate that on average, 96% of the bottom pressure and 74% of ...
Julio Candela, Clinton Winant, Antonio Ruiz   +2 more
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Physical–biological coupling in the Strait of Gibraltar

Deep Sea Research Part II: Topical Studies in Oceanography, 2002
This study presents a joint analysis of the distributions of some biogeochemical variables and their relation to the hydrodynamics of Gibraltar Strait. It is a synthesis paper that brings together many results obtained during CANIGO project. We show the role of hydrodynamics as a forcing agent for the plankton community structure in the Strait, with ...
Echevarria, F, Lafuente, Jg, Bruno, M, Gorsky, G, Goutx, M., Gonzalez, N, Garcia, Cm, Gomez, F, Vargas, Jm, Picheral, M, Striby, L, Varela, M, Alonso, Jj, Reul, A, Cozar, A, Prieto, L, Sarhan, T, Plaza, F, Jimenez-Gomez, F   +18 more
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The Regime of the Strait of Gibraltar

1982
Abstract The strait of Gibraltar, and the associated sill (about 300 m deep) is a remarkable model for the study of the regime of a strait connecting the ocean with a “concentration basin”, i.e. a basin which, through its surface and from its watershed, receives less water than it loses by evaporation.
H. Lacombe, C. Richez
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