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Reduction in ocean heat loss in Antarctic dense water formation regions from 1980 to 2024 using ERA5

Francisco Machín et al. · hal
HAL (France) · Papers · License: Open Access
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1, Surface heat fluxes, Coastal polynyas, Long-term trends, Surface heat fluxes ERA5 southern ocean dense water mass formation coastal polynyas long-term trends Antarctic continental shelf, ERA5, Dense water mass formation, 2

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