Abstract The Atlantic Ocean receives warm, saline water from the Indo-Pacific Ocean
through Agulhas leakage around the southern tip of Africa. Recent findings suggest that …

Changes in the strength and position of Southern Hemisphere westerly winds during the
Last Glacial cycle have been invoked to explain both millennial and glacial–interglacial …

The magnitude of heat and salt transfer between the Indian and Atlantic oceans through
'Agulhas leakage'is considered important for balancing the global thermohaline circulation …

Ice cores extracted from the Antarctic ice sheet suggest that glacial conditions, and the
relationship between isotopically derived temperatures and atmospheric have been …

Large pelagic vertebrates pose special conservation challenges because their movements
generally exceed the boundaries of any single jurisdiction. To assess the population …

The Southern Hemisphere (SH) westerly winds are thought to be critical to global ocean
circulation, productivity, and carbon storage. For example, an equatorward shift in the winds …

The heat and salt input from the Indian to Atlantic Oceans by Agulhas Leakage is found to
influence the Atlantic overturning circulation in a low-resolution Ocean General Circulation …

In this chapter we present a revision of the biogeographical distribution of five
coccolithophorid species (Coccolithus pelagicus, Calcidiscus leptoporus, Heli-cosphaera …

Pygmy angelfishes (genus Centropyge) are widespread and species-rich in the Indo-Pacific,
but only three species are recognized in the Atlantic: Centropyge resplendens on the Mid …

On the basis of the quantitative study of diatom, radiolarian, and planktic foraminiferal
assemblages, we estimated summer sea surface temperature (SSST) and sea‐ice extent at …