The role of coastal morphology in influencing sea level variations induced by meteorological forcing in microtidal waters: Examples from the island of Crete (Aegean Sea, Greece)

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Poulos SE, Plomaritis TA, Ghionis G, Collins MB, Angelopoulos C. The role of coastal morphology in influencing sea level variations induced by meteorological forcing in microtidal waters: Examples from the island of Crete (Aegean Sea, Greece). Journal of Coastal Research [Internet]. 2013;29:272-282.

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