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Subduction hot-spots and distribution of potential vorticity and anthropogenic CO 2 PV on γ = 26.8 C anthrop on γ = 26.8 Red: subduction Color: PV (yellow is low) Sallee, Speer, Rintoul + Wijffels, JPO, 2009 green: subduction yellow: upwelling Color: C_ant (red is high)
Sallee, Speer, Rintoul, Nature Geoscience, 2010 Structure and variability of the mixed layer Seasonal variations in mixed layer depth Variations in mixed layer depth with the Southern Annular Mode SAM + SAM -
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Subduction hot-spots and distribution of potential<br />
vorticity and anthropogenic CO 2<br />
PV on γ = 26.8<br />
C anthrop on γ = 26.8<br />
Red: subduction<br />
Color: PV (yellow is low)<br />
Sallee, Speer, Rintoul + Wijffels, JPO, 2009<br />
green: subduction<br />
yellow: upwelling<br />
Color: C_ant (red is high)