The oceans : their physics, chemistry and general biology / by H.U. Sverdrup, Martin W. Johnson and Richard H. Fleming.
By: Sverdrup, Harald Ulrik.
Contributor(s): Johnson, Martin W. (Martin Wiggo) | Fleming, Richard H. (Richard Howell).
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BookPublisher: N.Y. : Prentice-Hall, c1942Description: x, 1087 p. : ill., 7 charts (fold.) ; 24 cm.Subject(s): OCEANOGRAPHY
| OCEAN BASINS | OCEAN FLOOR | SUBMARINE FEATURES | SEAWATER | PHYSICAL PROPERTIES | SALINITY | CHLORINITY | DENSITY | THERMAL PROPERTIES | WATER MASSES | SEA ICE | RADIATION | ABSORPTION | VISCOSITY | DENSITY | TEMPERATURE | HEAT FLOW | EVAPORATION | SURFACE TEMPERATURE | EQUILIBRIUM | SCALARS | CHEMICAL PROPERTIES | DISSOLVED GASES | CARBON DIOXIDE | CHEMICAL OCEANOGRAPHY | PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY | MARINE ORGANISMS | CHEMICAL ELEMENTS | MARINE ECOLOGY | RESEARCH VESSELS | OCEANOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT | CURRENT MEASUREMENT | SAMPLING | COLLECTION | OCEANOGRAPHY | OCEAN CURRENTS | KINEMATICS | DYNAMICS | PHYTOPLANKTON | THERMODYNAMICS | ZOOPLANKTON | PRIMARY PRODUCTION | NEKTON | BENTHOS | WAVES | TIDES | INTERNAL WAVES | TIDAL CURRENTS | MARINE SEDIMENTS | SEDIMENT TRANSPORT | PELAGIC SEDIMENTSHoldings: GRETA POINT: 551.46 OCE Online resources: Click here to access online | Click here to access online Also available online (April 2002). Comment with online version : "The Oceans by Svedrup, Johnson, and Fleming has been a classic reference for marine scientists across a broad range of disciplines since it was first published in 1942. Even today, much of this content is still relevant. What was summarized without using current technologiesb2sremote sensing, telemetry, or modern deep-sea drillingb2sis remarkable. We provide a facsimile copy for the use of scientists and students of marine science. Compare what was known sixty years ago with modern data and concepts."
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WELLINGTON BOOKS | 551.46 OCE | 1 | Available | B02277 |
Also available online (April 2002). Comment with online version : "The Oceans by Svedrup, Johnson, and Fleming has been a classic reference for marine scientists across a broad range of disciplines since it was first published in 1942. Even today, much of this content is still relevant. What was summarized without using current technologiesb2sremote sensing, telemetry, or modern deep-sea drillingb2sis remarkable. We provide a facsimile copy for the use of scientists and students of marine science. Compare what was known sixty years ago with modern data and concepts."
GRETA POINT: 551.46 OCE
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