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Fig. 1: Map of the Persian Gulf and ROPME stations
Fig. 2: Temperature (T), Density (D) and Salinity (S) in three zones of thermocline in the Persian Gulf, 1992
Fig. 3: Temperatureprofiles at some stations in the  PG
Figure 5 presents the comparison the measurement and model data are shown against depth in winter (at start point of the model run) in some stations
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