The heatmap (Fig. 5) showing only species with low frequency suggested that the presence of these species may explain the observed pattern in the PCoA based on the Jaccard distances. PERMANOVA (Table 1) analysis based on Bray–Curtis and Jaccard indices revealed that the microbiome within ...
Then, it gets into what influences ocean currents. For example, the wind, tides, water density, rotation, and even ocean floor topography influence currents in the oceans. Finally, the lesson contrasts the differences between surface and deep ocean currents. For example, surface currents control t...
We need global statistics on their distribution, their occurrence in various oceanic regions, their dimensions, and their lifetimes. The prospect of even a single global oceanic 'weather map', comparable to those obtained daily for the atmosphere, is hopeless in terms of in situ oceanographic ...
The heatmap (Fig. 5) showing only species with low frequency suggested that the presence of these species may explain the observed pattern in the PCoA based on the Jaccard distances. PERMANOVA (Table 1) analysis based on Bray–Curtis and Jaccard indices revealed that the microbiome within ...
CAPE map Currents WARNINGS: Tide forecast are not official and are for reference purpose only. Grib files are computer-generated forecast files which are sent without review, and are offered on an as-is basis. There is no assurance that the data is accurate or correct. By using these data ...
Here we show how major rivers can efficiently connect to the deep-sea, by analysing the longest runout sediment flows (of any type) yet measured in action on Earth. These seafloor turbidity currents originated from the Congo River-mouth, with one flow tr
The five major lines of latitude, more commonly referred to as the five major circles of latitude, mark specific points on a globe or map of Earth. Four of the lines run parallel to the equator and sit north or south above or below the equator. Visible on a globe or map of the Earth...
Fig. 2. Map of Sydney Harbour showing the location of the nine sites surveyed. Different shapes denote locations in which sites were grouped for statistical analyses due to spatial proximity to one another. Filled shapes denote sites which were used for both ecological and light assessments, where...
Dashed yellow arrows = main surface currents (AC, ARC); solid arrows = bottom water currents (NADW, CDW); AP = Agulhas Plateau; AB = Agulhas Basin. Map (b) and cross section (c, dotted orange line in a) of present-day salinity (color coded) over the southern AP (Boyer et al.,...
Accidental spills in the ocean can immediately contaminate surface water down to 8–500 m below the visible surface slick, depending on the intensity of wind and currents (Brussaard et al. 2016). However, sampling after oil spill events in the ocean is complex and challenging due to limited ...