On the role of sea surface temperature on the spatial distribution of early stages of mackerel using inertiograms
By N. Bez, Jacques Rivoirard. 2000
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Subfields: Ecology, Global and Planetary Change
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- A Theory for the Tropical Tropospheric Biennial Oscillation. (2000, background): “Similar to the SST variations, a strong Indian monsoon is often followed by a deeper thermocline and warmer water in the western Pacific and a shallower thermocline and colder water in the eastern Pacific (Yasunari 1990; Matsumoto and Yamagata 1991; Meehl 1993). The high correlation between the Indi”
- A Quasi-Equilibrium Tropical Circulation Model—Formulation * (2000, background): “…often with semiempirical linkages of convective heating to SST. Nonetheless, these models appear to give useful simulations of anomalous tropical low-level winds (Gill 1980; Webster 1981; Zebiak 1986; Lindzen and Nigam 1987; Neelin and Held 1987; Kleeman 1991; Wang and Li 1993; Zeng et al. 1996).”
- Egg and larval distributions of seven fish species in north-east Atlantic waters (2007, methodology): “…depth and the abundance of eggs and larvae by species were analysed by comparing the distribution of the covariates themselves (all stations equal weight) with the distribution of the same covariates weighted by the egg and larval abundance of each species (Bez and Rivoirard, 2000) using box-plots.”