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ESTUARIES
Volume 16, Number 1, March 1993
Estuarine Fronts: Hydrodynamics, Sediment Dynamics and Ecology
CONTENTS
LARGIER, J. L. Estuarine fronts: How important are they?.
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O'DONNELL, J. Surface fronts in estuaries: A review.
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GELFENBAUM, G. AND R. P. STUMPF. Observations of currents and density structure across a buoyant plume front.
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JASINSKA, E. Motion of salt water and associated fronts in tideless estuaries.
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SARABUN, C. C., JR. Observations of a Chesapeake Bay tidal front.
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SHARPLES, J. AND J. H. SIMPSON. Periodic frontogenesis in a region of freshwater influence.
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GRAHAM, W. M. Spatio-temporal scale assessment of an "upwelling shadow" in northern Monterey Bay, California.
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MOLL, R. A., A. BRATKOVICH, W. Y. B. CHANG AND P. PU. Physical, chemical, and biological conditions associated with the early stages of the Lake Michigan vernal thermal front.
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BO PEDERSEN, F. Fronts in the Kattegat: The hydrodynamic regulating factor for biology.
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GEYER, W. R. The importance of suppression of turbulence by stratification on the estuarine turbidity maximum.
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UNCLES, R. J. AND J. A. STEPHENS. The freshwater-saltwater interface and its relationship to the turbidity maximum in the Tamar Estuary, United Kingdom.
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BRANDT, S. B. The effect of thermal fronts on fish growth: A bioenergetics evaluation of food and temperature.
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