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Regional Oceanography: an Introduction

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Regional Oceanography: an Introduction
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Publisher: Daya Publishing House
ISBN/ASIN: 8170353076
ISBN-13: 9788170353072
Number of pages: 402

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This book developed from lectures for undergraduate students of marine sciences in Sydney. The curriculum at the university begins with an interdisciplinary introduction into all sciences of the oceans, it brings together students of marine geology, biology, chemistry, geography, and physical oceanography. This text does not require any understanding of mathematics and theoretical physics.

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