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    Note on a Surface-Film Delineated Lateral Front at the Head of a Shallow Tidal Creek

    Note on a Surface-Film Delineated Lateral Front at the Head of a Shallow Tidal Creek by Uncles, Reginald J.

    Published in Estuaries and coasts (01-05-2023)
    “…Lateral surface frontal systems have been observed in the upper reaches of a small, low freshwater runoff, strongly tidal creek. They are a very striking…”
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    The Effects of Wind, Runoff and Tides on Salinity in a Strongly Tidal Sub-estuary

    The Effects of Wind, Runoff and Tides on Salinity in a Strongly Tidal Sub-estuary by Uncles, Reginald J., Stephens, John A.

    Published in Estuaries and coasts (01-07-2011)
    “…Measurements over an annual cycle of longitudinal and vertical salinity distributions in a small subestuary, the Tavy Estuary, UK, are used to illustrate the…”
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    Factors affecting longitudinal dispersion in estuaries of different scale

    Factors affecting longitudinal dispersion in estuaries of different scale by Lewis, Roy E., Uncles, Reginald J.

    Published in Ocean dynamics (01-09-2003)
    “…Traditionally, the overall diluting capacity of an estuary is characterized using a coefficient of longitudinal dispersion, K xe, which is given by the ratio…”
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    Potential modification of the fluxes of nitrogen from the Humber Estuary catchment (U.K.) to the North Sea in response to changing agricultural inputs and climate patterns

    Potential modification of the fluxes of nitrogen from the Humber Estuary catchment (U.K.) to the North Sea in response to changing agricultural inputs and climate patterns by Tappin, Alan D, Harris, John Rw, Uncles, Reginald J, Boorman, David

    Published in Hydrobiologia (01-05-2002)
    “…The catchment of the Humber Estuary drains approximately 20% of the land area of England via two main rivers, the Trent and the Ouse, and a number of…”
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    Intertidal mudflat properties, currents and sediment erosion in the partially mixed Tamar Estuary, UK

    Intertidal mudflat properties, currents and sediment erosion in the partially mixed Tamar Estuary, UK by Uncles, Reginald J., Bale, Anthony J., Brinsley, Mary D., Frickers, Patricia E., Harris, Carolyn, Lewis, Roy E., Pope, Nicholas D., Staff, Frederick J., Stephens, John A., Turley, Carol M., Widdows, John

    Published in Ocean dynamics (01-09-2003)
    “…Results are presented from a 1-year campaign to measure the seasonal variability of some key physical and biological properties of intertidal mudflats over a…”
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    MANAGING ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS

    MANAGING ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS by MITCHELL, Steven B, UNCLES, Reginald J

    Published in Ocean & coastal management (2013)
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    Potential modification of the fluxes of nitrogen from the Humber Estuary catchment (U.K.) to the North Sea in response to changing agricultural inputs and climate patterns

    Potential modification of the fluxes of nitrogen from the Humber Estuary catchment (U.K.) to the North Sea in response to changing agricultural inputs and climate patterns by TAPPIN, Alan D, HARRIS, John R. W, UNCLES, Reginald J, BOORMAN, David

    Published in Hydrobiologia (The Hague) (2002)
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