Estructura termosalina de la capa activa oceánica en los mares cercanos a Cuba y su influencia en la formación de los ciclones tropicales.
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26 (C, d) Frontera inferior de la capa activa e) Tipo de termoclina según su gradiente f) Distribución de las masas de agua. Se estudiaron las variaciones a corto plazo del espesor de la capa homogénea y su posible enlace con la variación de los elementos meteorológicos (velocidad del viento, presión atmosférica, temperatura del aire). Aunque se observa una buena correspondencia en el curso anual, para las oscilaciones a corto plazo las correlaciones son bajas. Además, se analiza el posible enlace entre su estructura vertical y el desarrollo de los ciclones tropicales en el área de estudio. Los resultados obtenidos se ilustran con figuras y tablas.
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