Surface currents in the Arctic region Square boxes indicate that the denser inflowing (Atlantic and Pacific) waters are submerging under the Polar Surface Water The continuation of these flows can be seen in Figure a03-27

Surface currents in the Arctic region Square boxes indicate that the denser inflowing (Atlantic and Pacific) waters are submerging under the Polar Surface Water The continuation of these flows can be [..]
Surface currents in the Arctic region Square boxes indicate that the denser inflowing (Atlantic and Pacific) waters are submerging under the Polar Surface Water The continuation of these flows can be seen in Figure a03-27

A schematic diagram showing the inflow from the Mackenzie River trapped in the nearshore zone beneath the landfast ice Beyond the stamukhi zone, intermittent opening and refreezing in the flaw lead produces brine which encourages mixing and convection

A schematic diagram showing the inflow from the Mackenzie River trapped in the nearshore zone beneath the landfast ice Beyond the stamukhi zone, intermittent opening and refreezing in the flaw lead [..]
A schematic diagram showing the inflow from the Mackenzie River trapped in the nearshore zone beneath the landfast ice Beyond the stamukhi zone, intermittent opening and refreezing in the flaw lead produces brine which encourages mixing and convection

Distribution of potential temperature, salinity, and density across the Arctic Ocean and the Greenland and Norwegian Seas

Distribution of potential temperature, salinity, and density across the Arctic Ocean and the Greenland and Norwegian Seas
Distribution of potential temperature, salinity, and density across the Arctic Ocean and the Greenland and Norwegian Seas

Schematic diagrams of the Greenland Sea showing the surface circulation (above) and water mass structure at a section across the central gyre (below)

Schematic diagrams of the Greenland Sea showing the surface circulation (above) and water mass structure at a section across the central gyre (below)
Schematic diagrams of the Greenland Sea showing the surface circulation (above) and water mass structure at a section across the central gyre (below)

Major surface currents in the North Atlantic Ocean

Major surface currents in the North Atlantic Ocean
Major surface currents in the North Atlantic Ocean

Surface currents in Hudson Bay, Hudson Strait and Foxe Basin

Surface currents in Hudson Bay, Hudson Strait and Foxe Basin
Surface currents in Hudson Bay, Hudson Strait and Foxe Basin

Transport of 90Sr, originating from Sellafield, along the coast of Norway The highest values are found in the Norwegian Coastal Current and decrease northward

Transport of 90Sr, originating from Sellafield, along the coast of Norway The highest values are found in the Norwegian Coastal Current and decrease northward
Transport of 90Sr, originating from Sellafield, along the coast of Norway The highest values are found in the Norwegian Coastal Current and decrease northward

Temperature and salinity of the Labrador Sea The cold freshwater from the Arctic Ocean and Baffin Bay is seen above the continental shelf

Temperature and salinity of the Labrador Sea The cold freshwater from the Arctic Ocean and Baffin Bay is seen above the continental shelf
Temperature and salinity of the Labrador Sea The cold freshwater from the Arctic Ocean and Baffin Bay is seen above the continental shelf

Schematic diagram of circulation and the extent of different water masses in the Bering Sea

Schematic diagram of circulation and the extent of different water masses in the Bering Sea
Schematic diagram of circulation and the extent of different water masses in the Bering Sea

The different domains of the Bering Sea continental shelf are separated by fronts The coastal domain (depth <50m) tends to be vertically homogeneous, the middle domain (50-100m) shows a clear two-layered structure, while the outer domain (100-170m)

The different domains of the Bering Sea continental shelf are separated by fronts The coastal domain (depth <50m) tends to be vertically homogeneous, the middle domain (50-100m) shows a clear [..]
The different domains of the Bering Sea continental shelf are separated by fronts The coastal domain (depth <50m) tends to be vertically homogeneous, the middle domain (50-100m) shows a clear two-layered structure, while the outer domain (100-170m)

Lead in sediments near the cryolite mine at Ivittuut, south Greenland Stations 1, 3 and 9 are located at distances of 800 m, 1600 m and 5600 m, respectively, from the mine

Lead in sediments near the cryolite mine at Ivittuut, south Greenland Stations 1, 3 and 9 are located at distances of 800 m, 1600 m and 5600 m, respectively, from the mine
Lead in sediments near the cryolite mine at Ivittuut, south Greenland Stations 1, 3 and 9 are located at distances of 800 m, 1600 m and 5600 m, respectively, from the mine

Changes with time in (weight adjusted, geometric mean) concentrations of Hg in muscle tissue of pike (Esox lucius) in Sweden

Changes with time in (weight adjusted, geometric mean) concentrations of Hg in muscle tissue of pike (Esox lucius) in Sweden
Changes with time in (weight adjusted, geometric mean) concentrations of Hg in muscle tissue of pike (Esox lucius) in Sweden

Concentrations of 239,240Pu in seawater around Greenland, 1968

Concentrations of 239,240Pu in seawater around Greenland, 1968
Concentrations of 239,240Pu in seawater around Greenland, 1968

Latitudinal gradient of deposition of Pb in Norway in different years, as reflected by Pb concentrations in moss

Latitudinal gradient of deposition of Pb in Norway in different years, as reflected by Pb concentrations in moss
Latitudinal gradient of deposition of Pb in Norway in different years, as reflected by Pb concentrations in moss

Average (15-month) and 24-h average maximum air concentrations of Ni, Cu and As measured at several stations in northern Norway near to major point sources on the Kola Peninsula

Average (15-month) and 24-h average maximum air concentrations of Ni, Cu and As measured at several stations in northern Norway near to major point sources on the Kola Peninsula
Average (15-month) and 24-h average maximum air concentrations of Ni, Cu and As measured at several stations in northern Norway near to major point sources on the Kola Peninsula



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