• 00:00 1.
    海洋環境
  • 00:11 2.
    海洋盆地-五大洋或四大洋
  • 05:24 3.
    地球構造 I
  • 07:00 4.
    地磁
  • 13:05 5.
    影片欣賞 火山
  • 22:21 6.
    地球構造 II
  • 24:39 7.
    海洋與陸地地殼
  • 29:09 8.
    板塊運動
  • 32:26 9.
    地磁紀錄
  • 34:03 10.
    地震與火山
  • 34:45 11.
    Slide 49
  • 37:14 12.
    ** after 2020 Chap02.ppt
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    Geologic History
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    Geologic History
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    Geologic History
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    Marine Sediments
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    Marine Sediments
  • 47:14 29.
    What Can We Learn from Marine Sediments?
  • 47:14 30.
    Continental Margins
  • 47:17 31.
    Slide 65
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    Continental Margins
  • 51:53 33.
    What Can We Learn from Marine Sediments?
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    Marine Sediments
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    Marine Sediments
  • 51:55 36.
    Geologic History
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    Geologic History
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    Geologic History
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    ** after 2020 Chap02.ppt
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    Geologic History
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    Geologic History
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    Geologic History
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    Geologic History
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    Marine Sediments
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    Marine Sediments
  • 1:00:18 56.
    What Can We Learn from Marine Sediments?
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    Continental Margins
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    Slide 65
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    The Continental Shelf
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    Continental Slope
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    Continental Rise
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    Types of Continental Margins
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    Types of Margins
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    Slide 80
  • 1:11:41 78.
    ** after 2020 Chap02.ppt
  • 1:11:52 79.
    Chapter 3
  • 1:11:59 80.
    The Chemistry of Water
  • 1:12:14 81.
    Unique Nature of Water
  • 1:12:55 82.
    Slide 4
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    Unique Nature of Water
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    Unique Nature of Water
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    Nature of Water
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    Unique Nature of Water
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    Unique Nature of Water
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    Unique Nature of Water
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    Unique Nature of Water
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    Unique Nature of Water
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    Unique Nature of Water
  • 1:15:47 94.
    Unique Nature of Water
  • 1:15:50 95.
    Unique Nature of Water
  • 1:15:53 96.
    Properties of Water-8
  • 1:15:56 97.
    Unique Nature of Water
  • 1:15:57 98.
    Properties of Water-8
  • 1:16:20 99.
    Unique Nature of Water
  • 1:16:21 100.
    Unique Nature of Water
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    Unique Nature of Water
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    Unique Nature of Water
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    Unique Nature of Water
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    Unique Nature of Water
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    Unique Nature of Water
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    Slide 24
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    The Composition of Seawater at 35 0/00 Salinity
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    Unique Nature of Water
  • 1:19:42 109.
    Adding Water and Solutes to the Oceans
  • 1:19:56 110.
    Slide 28
  • 1:19:59 111.
    Adding Water and Solutes to the Oceans
  • 1:20:25 112.
    Slide 28
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    Salt Water
  • 1:21:11 114.
    Slide 30
  • 1:21:55 115.
    Salt Water
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    Slide 30
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    Salt Water
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    Salt Water
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    Slide 33
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    Conditions Are Not the Same at All Depths
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    Ocean Layers and Ocean Mixing
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    Slide 36
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    Ocean Layers and Ocean Mixing
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    Ocean Layers and Ocean Mixing
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    Ocean Layers and Ocean Mixing
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    Ocean Layers and Ocean Mixing
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    Ocean Layers and Ocean Mixing
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    Ocean Layers and Ocean Mixing
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    Slide 51
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    Unique Nature of Water
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    Slide 53
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    Unique Nature of Water
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    ** after 2020 chapter 3.ppt
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    Pressure Increases with Increasing Depth
  • 1:56:49 150.
    Slide 59
  • 1:57:37 151.
    Gases in Seawater
  • 1:57:47 152.
    Salt Water
  • 1:59:32 153.
    Salt Water
  • 2:00:22 154.
    Slide 63
  • 2:00:23 155.
    Salt Water
  • 2:00:36 156.
    Ocean Layers and Ocean Mixing
  • 2:01:31 157.
    Slide 66
  • 2:02:13 158.
    Slide 67
  • 2:02:15 159.
    Major Surface Currents of the Ocean
  • 2:06:20 160.
    Ocean Circulation
  • 2:06:21 161.
    Ocean Circulation
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    Ocean Circulation
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    Winds and Currents
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    Ocean Circulation
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    Ocean Circulation
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    Ocean Layers and Ocean Mixing
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    Classification of currentswestern-boundary currents: fastest, deepest currents that move warm water toward the poles in each gyre (e.g. Gulf Stream)eastern-boundary currents: slow moving, carry cold water toward the equatortransverse currents: connect eas
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    Winds and Currents
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    Classification of currentswestern-boundary currents: fastest, deepest currents that move warm water toward the poles in each gyre (e.g. Gulf Stream)eastern-boundary currents: slow moving, carry cold water toward the equatortransverse currents: connect eas
  • 2:11:34 200.
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    Classification of currentswestern-boundary currents: fastest, deepest currents that move warm water toward the poles in each gyre (e.g. Gulf Stream)eastern-boundary currents: slow moving, carry cold water toward the equatortransverse currents: connect eas
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    Winds and Currents
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    Winds and Currents
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    Winds and Currents
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    Weddell Sea
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      Marine Sediments
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      What Can We Learn from Marine Sediments?
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      What Can We Learn from Marine Sediments?
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      ** after 2020 Chap02.ppt
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      Geologic History
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      Geologic History
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      Geologic History
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      Marine Sediments
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      Marine Sediments
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      What Can We Learn from Marine Sediments?
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      The Continental Shelf
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      Continental Slope
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      Continental Rise
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      Types of Continental Margins
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      Types of Margins
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      ** after 2020 Chap02.ppt
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      Chapter 3
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      The Chemistry of Water
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      Unique Nature of Water
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      Unique Nature of Water
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      Nature of Water
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      Unique Nature of Water
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      Unique Nature of Water
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      Unique Nature of Water
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      Unique Nature of Water
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      Properties of Water-8
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      Unique Nature of Water
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      Properties of Water-8
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      Unique Nature of Water
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      Unique Nature of Water
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      Unique Nature of Water
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      Unique Nature of Water
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      Unique Nature of Water
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      Unique Nature of Water
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      Unique Nature of Water
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      The Composition of Seawater at 35 0/00 Salinity
    • 1:19:30 108.
      Unique Nature of Water
    • 1:19:42 109.
      Adding Water and Solutes to the Oceans
    • 1:19:56 110.
      Slide 28
    • 1:19:59 111.
      Adding Water and Solutes to the Oceans
    • 1:20:25 112.
      Slide 28
    • 1:20:29 113.
      Salt Water
    • 1:21:11 114.
      Slide 30
    • 1:21:55 115.
      Salt Water
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      Slide 30
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      Salt Water
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      Salt Water
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      Slide 33
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      Conditions Are Not the Same at All Depths
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      Ocean Layers and Ocean Mixing
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      Slide 36
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      Ocean Layers and Ocean Mixing
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      Ocean Layers and Ocean Mixing
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      Ocean Layers and Ocean Mixing
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      Ocean Layers and Ocean Mixing
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      Ocean Layers and Ocean Mixing
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      Unique Nature of Water
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      Slide 53
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      Unique Nature of Water
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      Slide 56
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      Slide 57
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      ** after 2020 chapter 3.ppt
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      Pressure Increases with Increasing Depth
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      Slide 59
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      Gases in Seawater
    • 1:57:47 152.
      Salt Water
    • 1:59:32 153.
      Salt Water
    • 2:00:22 154.
      Slide 63
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      Salt Water
    • 2:00:36 156.
      Ocean Layers and Ocean Mixing
    • 2:01:31 157.
      Slide 66
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      Slide 67
    • 2:02:15 159.
      Major Surface Currents of the Ocean
    • 2:06:20 160.
      Ocean Circulation
    • 2:06:21 161.
      Ocean Circulation
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      Ocean Circulation
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      Ocean Circulation
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      Coriolis Effect
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      Slide 80
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      Slide 81
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      Slide 82
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      Winds and Currents
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      Ocean Circulation
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      Ocean Circulation
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      Ocean Circulation
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      Ocean Circulation
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      Ocean Circulation
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      Ocean Circulation
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      Major Surface Currents
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      Slide 92
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      Slide 93
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      Slide 94
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      Ocean Layers and Ocean Mixing
    • 2:07:55 191.
      Slide 94
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      Ocean Layers and Ocean Mixing
    • 2:08:09 193.
      Slide 96
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      Slide 97
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      Slide 98
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      Slide 99
    • 2:11:29 197.
      Classification of currentswestern-boundary currents: fastest, deepest currents that move warm water toward the poles in each gyre (e.g. Gulf Stream)eastern-boundary currents: slow moving, carry cold water toward the equatortransverse currents: connect eas
    • 2:11:30 198.
      Winds and Currents
    • 2:11:30 199.
      Classification of currentswestern-boundary currents: fastest, deepest currents that move warm water toward the poles in each gyre (e.g. Gulf Stream)eastern-boundary currents: slow moving, carry cold water toward the equatortransverse currents: connect eas
    • 2:11:34 200.
      ** after 2020 chapter 3.ppt
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      Classification of currentswestern-boundary currents: fastest, deepest currents that move warm water toward the poles in each gyre (e.g. Gulf Stream)eastern-boundary currents: slow moving, carry cold water toward the equatortransverse currents: connect eas
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      Winds and Currents
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      Winds and Currents
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      Winds and Currents
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      Slide 105
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      Slide 106
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      Weddell Sea
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      Slide 108
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      Tides
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      Tides
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