Chapter 12 Hydrology of the Indian Ocean The distribution of hydrological properties in the Indian Ocean is much less affected by the seasonal monsoon cycle than the near-surface current field. Direct monsoonal influence - Gaea - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Chapter 12 Hydrology of the Indian Ocean The distribution of hydrological properties in the Indian Ocean is much less affected by the seasonal monsoon cycle than the near-surface current field. Direct monsoonal influence Add to Reading List Document Date: 2006-08-17 03:26:14 Open Document File Size: 674,57 KB Share Result on Facebook City Perth / Wharton / North Australia Basins / / Continent Africa / / Country Australia / Madagascar / New Zealand / / Event Natural Disaster / / NaturalFeature Arabian Sea / Persian Gulf / Great Australian Bight / Irrawady river / Ganges / Tasman Sea / Indus / Red Sea / Atlantic ocean / Southern Ocean / Andaman Sea / Arabian coast / Bay of Bengal / Indian Ocean / Salween river / Indian coast / Pacific ocean / / Person Rodman / Gordon / / / ProgrammingLanguage Java / / Region South Australia / northern Indian Ocean / Persian Gulf / Indian Ocean / southern Indian Ocean / mediterranean / west coast / western Australia / North Australia / / Technology pdf / / SocialTag Earth Physical oceanography Atlantic Ocean Chemical oceanography Antarctic Intermediate Water Antarctic Bottom Water Indian Ocean North Atlantic Deep Water Ocean Oceanography

Chapter 12 Hydrology of the Indian Ocean The distribution of hydrological properties in the Indian Ocean is much less affected by the seasonal monsoon cycle than the near-surface current field. Direct monsoonal influenceAdd to Reading List