Some theorems and procedures in shallow-water oceanography applied to the Celtic Sea

L. H. N. Cooper

doi:10.1017/S0025315400013230

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Twenty years ago the Plymouth Laboratory investigated the spawning of mackerel and pilchard in the Celtic Sea. The physical background for their work, which the late Dr G. A. Steven and Mr P. G. Corbin sought, could not be provided since waters with similar temperatures and salinities evidently had very different physical and biological histories.

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