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TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTIONMARINE ENVIRONMENT OF THE INDIAN OCEANTHE INDIAN OCEAN - AN ENVIRONMENTAL OVERVIEWby R. Sen Gupta and S.Z. QasimPROBLEMS INTHE PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY OF THE INDIANOCEANby E.B. KrausPHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY OF THE NORTHERN INDIAN OCEAN -A PERSPECTIVE (Abstract)by V.V. VaradachariTHE DESTRUCTION OF THE TETHYS ANDPALEOCEANOGRAPHIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE INDIAN OCEANby B.U. HaqGEOLOGICAL-GEOPHYSICAL MAPPING OF THE INDIAN OCEANby N.N. Turko, G.B. Udintsev and D.I. ZhivAN EXAMINATION OF THE FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THEMONTHLY-MEAN SEA LEVEL ALONG THE COAST OF INDIAby S.R. Shetye and A.M. AlmeidaRED TIDES IN THE INDO-WEST PACIFIC REGIONby G.M. HallegraeffECONOMIC AND POLLUTION ASPECTSMINERAL RESOURCES OF THE INDIAN OCEAN ANDRELATED SCIENTIFIC RESEARCHby H.N. Siddiquie, A.R. Gujar, N.H. Hashimi, A.B. Valsangkarand B. NagendernathRESEARCH NEEDS FOR THE CORAL REEF ECOSYSTEMS OFTHE CENTRAL INDIAN OCEANby M.W.R.N. de SilvaSTATUS OF CRITICAL MARINE HABITATS IN THE INDIAN OCEANby R. OrmondRISING SEA LEVEL AND CHANGING SEDIMENT INFLUXES:REAL AND FUTURE PROBLEMS FOR INDIAN OCEAN COASTALNATIONSby J.D. MillimanPage37943535581871051211231531671951
PageMARGINAL SEASSTORM SURGES IN THE BAY OF BENGALby T.S. Murty, R.A. Flather and R.F. HenryCIRCULATION AND PHYSICAL PROCESSES OF THE ARABIANSEA AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH SOUTHWJZST MONSOONAND PRODUCTIVITYby G.S. QuraisheeA REVIEW OF THE PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICSIN THE ARABIAN GULF 237by T.S. Murty and M.I. El-SabhFISHERY RESOURCES IN THE NORTH ARABIAN SEA AND ADJACENTWATERS (Abstract) 253by S.C. VenemaOCEANOGRAPHIC CONDITIONS, PELAGIC PRODUCTIVITY ANDLIVING RESOURCES IN THE GULF OF ADEN255by J. Stirn,R. Edwards, J. Piechura, M. Savich, M. Ghaddaf, M. Fadel, F. Mutlaq,0. Sabih, A. Sayed, S. Shaher and Z. ZubairiRED SEA BIOLOGICAL OCEANOGRAPHY AND RELATEDPROBLEMSby H. Thiel and H. WeikertTHE CRUST BENEATH THE RED SEA - GULF OF ADEN RIFTSYSTEM: A REVIEWby H.K. Wong and E.T. DegensSEDIMENTARY STRUCTURE OF THE NORTHERN RED SEAPREPARATION OF Al: 1,000,000 BATHYMETRIC CHART OF THENORTHERN RED SEA AND STUDY OF THE MORPHOSTRUCTURALFRAMEWORK BY CARTOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS (Abstract)by A. Ferragne, R. Griboulard, R. Prud'Homme, J-M. Ratel and M. VigneauxSURFICIAL SEDIMENTS OF NORTHERN RED SEAby M. Kh. El-SayedMARINE LIVING RESOURCES OF THE RED SEAby A.R. Bayoumi2032052292993073393413592
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TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTIONMARINE ENVIRONMENT OF THE INDIAN OCEANTHE INDIAN OCEAN - AN ENVIRONMENTAL OVERVIEWby R. Sen Gupta and S.Z. QasimPROBLEMS INTHE PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY OF THE INDIANOCEANby E.B. KrausPHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY OF THE NORTHERN INDIAN OCEAN -A PERSPECTIVE (Abstract)by V.V. VaradachariTHE DESTRUCTION OF THE TETHYS ANDPALEOCEANOGRAPHIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE INDIAN OCEANby B.U. HaqGEOLOGICAL-GEOPHYSICAL MAPPING OF THE INDIAN OCEANby N.N. Turko, G.B. Udintsev and D.I. ZhivAN EXAMINATION OF THE FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THEMONTHLY-MEAN SEA LEVEL ALONG THE COAST OF INDIAby S.R. Shetye and A.M. AlmeidaRED TIDES IN THE INDO-WEST PACIFIC REGIONby G.M. HallegraeffECONOMIC AND POLLUTION ASPECTSMINERAL RESOURCES OF THE INDIAN OCEAN ANDRELATED SCIENTIFIC RESEARCHby H.N. Siddiquie, A.R. Gujar, N.H. Hashimi, A.B. Valsangkarand B. NagendernathRESEARCH NEEDS FOR THE CORAL REEF ECOSYSTEMS OFTHE CENTRAL INDIAN OCEANby M.W.R.N. de SilvaSTATUS OF CRITICAL MARINE HABITATS IN THE INDIAN OCEANby R. OrmondRISING SEA LEVEL AND CHANGING SEDIMENT INFLUXES:REAL AND FUTURE PROBLEMS FOR INDIAN OCEAN COASTALNATIONSby J.D. MillimanPage37943535581871051211231531671951
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