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A climatology of the Bering Sea and its relation to sea ice extent

CITE Title : A climatology of the Bering Sea and its relation to sea ice extent Personal Author(s) : Pease, Carol H.;Schoenberg, Sally A.;Overland, James E.; Corporate Authors(s) : Environmental Research Laboratories (U.S.);Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory (U.S.); Published Date : 1982 Series : NOAA technical report ERL ; 419;NOAA technical report ERL. 36 PMEL; URL : /view/noaa/17350 Pease, Carol H. et al. (1982). A climatology of the Bering Sea and its relation to sea ice extent. Pease, Carol H. and Schoenberg, Sally A. and Overland, James E. "A climatology of the Bering Sea and its relation to sea ice extent" (1982) Pease, Carol H. et al. "A climatology of the Bering Sea and its relation to sea ice extent" , 1982 Export RIS Citation Information.

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1982 | NOAA technical report ERL ; 419

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Discusses the relation between interannual variations in maximum sea ice extent and atmospheric forcing within the region of the Bering Sea.

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