The English Channel
Pathways for effective governance of the English Channel.
... The English Channel (la Manche in French) is used intensively for a diverse range of activities, including energy production, aggregate extraction, commercial fishing, tourism and recreational pursuits, all ...
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Tide-surge interaction in the English Channel
... Received: 3 April 2012 – Revised: 29 October 2012 – Accepted: 11 November 2012 – Published: 19 December 2012 Abstract. The English Channel is characterised by strong tidal currents and a wide tidal range, ...
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On the shelf resonances of the English Channel and Irish Sea
... It was found that the model generated realistic tides in the North Sea but it failed in the English Channel and Irish Sea. At the time the reason for this was not understood, but it is now realized that ...
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The mineral resources of the English Channel and Thames Estuary
... the English Channel area, which at that time was intermittently exposed above sea ...the channel system of the Northern ...the English Channel and Thames Estuary ...
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The water flow into the English Channel from the south-west
... They show that in the weeks preceding 6 August 1950, there had been a cyclonic circulation in the subthermocline water in the mouth of the English Channel and that most of this water had[r] ...
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Iron age maritime nodes on the English Channel coast.
... The main emphasis of this study considered the English Channel coast in order to construct a model from which Iron Age coastal sites (nodes) can be identified, to apply that mod[r] ...
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Influence of recruitment and temperature on distribution of intertidal barnacles in the English Channel
... the English Channel Many warm-water (Lusitanian) species reach their limits in the central English Channel, failing to penetrate to the North ...the Channel compared to the 1950s and ...
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Anchovies in the English Channel
... It is evident from these facts -that anchovies were during last winter present in large numbers off the south coast of England, from Dover to Mevagissey, and apart from the question whet[r] ...
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Hydrography of the mouth of the English Channel
... On occasions the mouth of the Ohannel has filled up with quite low salinity water passing in round Ushant from' the west coast of France April-May, 1928, and again apparently in July, 19[r] ...
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The bottom fauna of the English Channel
... Both the Western and Cornubian species discussed above are relatively uncommon in the areas of the Channel in which they occur, but there are also many species both widely distributed an[r] ...
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The abundance of octopus in the English Channel
... The September cruise of the Sir Lance/ot yielded larvae at five stations; all were farther away from the breeding grounds, on the north coast of France and the Channel Islands, than reco[r] ...
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The cycle of phosphorus in the waters of the English Channel
... The changeswhich have taken place in this integral mean concentratiop are attributed to different water masses, of different total phosphorus concentration, passing through the area, rat[r] ...
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Evaporation and temperature changes in the English Channel.
... The fourth column in Table II shows the mean daily gain or loss of heat through one square centimetre of surface minus the solar radiation recorded at South Kensington.. Since the sea be[r] ...
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On changes of sea temperature in the English Channel
... COMPARISON WITH OTHER REGIONS OF THE CHANNEL Bowden 1955 has tabulated some annual means and period of the surface temperatures taken at the Seven Stones Light shown graphically the annu[r] ...
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Records of pilchard spawning in the English Channel
... The small numbers of mackerel eggs taken in the central Channel in July 1947 and 1948 are in agreement with the low intensity of spawning observed in July 1937 and 1938 at the western en[r] ...
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Hydrography of the mouth of the English Channel, 1925-1928
... Thus in February, 1903, water of 35.50/00lay north of Ushant and in July of 1928 the whole mouth of the Channel was filled with water of under 35.00/00' As the Atlantic Stream creeps gra[r] ...
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Water movement and sea temperature in the English Channel.
... Besides carrying planktonic organisms with it and in this way affecting the distribution of the faUna, and besides causing variations in the concentration of the inorganic salts in solut[r] ...
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On the fauna of the outer-western area of the English Channel
... Regarding the latter as the area enclosed by a line passing from Start Point to the Eddystone Lighthouse and thence to Looe Island, the fauna of the outer area may be compared with that [r] ...
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The trematode parasites of fishes from the English Channel.
... The small ventral sucker pharynx is situated nearly in the middle of the body diameter .1 mm... The intestinal sac extends forwards and is not of very large size.[r] ...
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"Organic" phosphorus in sea water from the English Channel
... The arithmetic mean of all determinations is 0.44 mg.-atom/m.3 and it is of interest that the arithmetic mean of all B6to's determinations 1935 of organic phosphorus by Kalle's method of[r] ...
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