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spellingShingle Walker, Ryan T., Holland, David M., Parizek, Byron R., Alley, Richard B., Nowicki, Sophie M. J., Jenkins, Adrian, Journal of Physical Oceanography, Efficient Flowline Simulations of Ice Shelf–Ocean Interactions: Sensitivity Studies with a Fully Coupled Model, Oceanography
title Efficient Flowline Simulations of Ice Shelf–Ocean Interactions: Sensitivity Studies with a Fully Coupled Model
title_full Efficient Flowline Simulations of Ice Shelf–Ocean Interactions: Sensitivity Studies with a Fully Coupled Model
title_fullStr Efficient Flowline Simulations of Ice Shelf–Ocean Interactions: Sensitivity Studies with a Fully Coupled Model
title_full_unstemmed Efficient Flowline Simulations of Ice Shelf–Ocean Interactions: Sensitivity Studies with a Fully Coupled Model
title_short Efficient Flowline Simulations of Ice Shelf–Ocean Interactions: Sensitivity Studies with a Fully Coupled Model
title_sort efficient flowline simulations of ice shelf–ocean interactions: sensitivity studies with a fully coupled model
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