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Creator:: Doguin, Pierre
Abstract:: Using gravity, magnetic, bathymetric and seismic refraction data, I have constructed a geophysical cross-section of the central part of the northern Gulf of California. The section exhibits a crustal thickness of 18 km and features an anomalous block of high density lower basement (3.15 g/cm³) which probably resulted from rifting...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Northern Gulf of California from Geophysical Modeling and Deconvolution of Magnetic Profiles. Abstract

Creator:: Alvarez Sanchez, Luis Gustavo
Abstract:: Hydrographic data and drogue observations were used to describe the circulation and water masses in the upper 500 meters of the region of the entrance to the Gulf of California in the early spring of 1970. The thermohaline structure of the water and the general circulation in the vicinity of...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: GULF OF CALIFORNIA \ LA PAZ 6 \\ \ R/V JORDAN \ SURFACE WIND DIR. (STREAMLINES) 20-23 MARCH 970 IL

Creator:: Matherne, Anne Marie
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Gulf of California, showing the 3 location of coresl used in this study 2. Surface circulation in the

Creator:: Murray, David W.
Abstract:: Plankton and surface sediment samples from the Gulf of California were analyzed to determine the present geographic distribution of silicoflagellate species in this area. Variations in the composition of the silicoflagellate assemblage are related to water mass distributions. Seven species and three forms were identified in these samples. Octactis pulchra...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis

Creator:: Cade, David Edmund
Abstract:: Acoustic scattering layers of biological origin have been observed for nearly 70 years across the world’s oceans. The organisms that comprise these layers are known to be important features in most oceanic ecosystems, providing a vital trophic link between small phytoplankton grazers and larger species. There are many aspects of...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: disparate ecosystems: the Gulf of California, Monterey Bay and the Bering Sea. With this new tool

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