Short Term Changes in the Vertical Salinity Distribution of the York River Estuary Associated with the Neap-Spring Tidal Cycle

Haas, Leonard W.; Holden, Fredrick J.; Welch, Christopher S.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4612-5826-1_30

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Short Term Changes in the Vertical Salinity Distribution of the York River Estuary Associated with the Neap-Spring Tidal Cycle

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