Convergence Zones is an oceanographic feature characterized by the horizontal convergence of surface or near-surface water masses, creating strong physical gradients, surface accumulations of materials, and associated aggregations of nutrients and marine organisms that are critical to fisheries dynamics.
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U. Seeliger, Clarisse Odebrecht, Jorge Pablo Castello · Time to knit · 2000 · 379 citations
Plate convergence between the Philippines and the Ryukyu islands
Daniel E. Karig · Marine Geology · 1973 · 157 citations
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