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July 1, 2000Journal of Physical Oceanography

Impact of Sea Level Assimilation on Salinity Variability in the Western Equatorial Pacific

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FVFemke C. VossepoelDelft University of TechnologyDBDavid W. BehringerNOAA Environmental Modeling Center

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