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Tag: Thermocline

Environmental Sciences Fluid Dynamics Waves

To El Niño or not to El Niño, that is the question

Dr. Martini September 13, 2014 climateel ninoENSOkelvin wavesPacific Oceanrossby wavesThermocline

UPDATE Jan 2015: Turns out, the great El Niño of 2014 may never actually materialize. And if it does, it’s probably going to be wimpy.…

View More To El Niño or not to El Niño, that is the question
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ARCHIVE: 25 Things You Should Know About the Deep Sea: #13 Extreme Temperatures Affect Biological Rates

Dr. M December 25, 2006 AntarcticaHydrothermal VentMediterraneanMetabolismTemperatureThermocline

You may remember from high school or college chemistry that temperature affects the rate of chemical reactions. A reaction between two molecules can only occur…

View More ARCHIVE: 25 Things You Should Know About the Deep Sea: #13 Extreme Temperatures Affect Biological Rates

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