Category:Physical oceanography

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Physical oceanography is the study of the physical processes affecting and being driven by the Earth's oceans.

Subcategories

There are 2 subcategories to this category.

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• Oceanic ridges
• Oceanic trenches

Articles in category "Physical oceanography"

There are 36 articles in this category.

* Physical oceanography A Antarctic Circumpolar Wave Argo (oceanography) B Backwash (physical phenomenon) C Continental shelf E El Niño Emperor Seamounts F Foreshore G Guyot H Hough function Hydrothermal circulation I Iceberg

I cont. Internal wave K Kelvin wave L Littoral drift Longshore drift M Mid-ocean ridge N North Atlantic Deep Water North Atlantic oscillation O Ocean current Ocean surface wave Oceanic ridge P Pacific decadal oscillation R Rossby wave S Sea water

S cont. Seamount Secondary circulation South Pacific convergence zone T Thermocline Thermohaline circulation Tidal resonance Tide Tsunami Tsunami Society Turbidite W Water mass

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