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Highly variable upper and abyssal overturning cells in the South Atlantic

author

Marion Kersalé

Christopher S. Meinen

Renellys Perez

Matthieu Le Hénaff

Daniel Valla

Tarron Lamont

Olga Sato

Shenfu Dong

Maria Paz Chidichimo

Marcel Alexander van den Berg

Sabrina Speich

Alberto Piola

Edmo Campos

Isabelle Ansorge

Denis L. Volkov

Rick Lumpkin

published in: Science Advances

date of publication: 2020-08-05

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