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1. Winter cascading of cold water in Lake Geneva I. Fer et al.
2. Internal waves, an under-explored source of turbulence events in the sedimentary record L. Pomar et al.
3. Dynamical oceanographic processes impact on reef manta ray behaviour: Extreme Indian Ocean Dipole influence on local internal wave dynamics at a remote tropical atoll E. Robinson et al.
4. Internal waves vs. surface storm waves: a review on the origin of hummocky cross‐stratification M. Morsilli & L. Pomar
5. High‐Resolution Observations of Subsurface Fronts and Alongshore Bottom Temperature Variability Over the Inner Shelf T. Connolly & A. Kirincich
6. Chemical mixing in the bottom boundary layer of a eutrophic reservoir: The effects of internal seiching on nitrogen dynamics B. Deemer et al.
7. Storms in the deep: Tempestite- and beach-like deposits in pelagic sequences (Jurassic, Subbetic, South of Spain) L. Pomar et al.
8. Dynamical response to differential rates of temperature change over sloping topography: Lough Corrib, Ireland H. Cannaby et al.
9. Reply to Shanmugam, G., comment on "Internal waves, an underexplored source of turbulence events in the sedimentary record" by Pomar et al. [Earth-Science Reviews, 111 (2012), 56–81], Earth Science Reviews (2012) L. Pomar et al.
10. Bottom boundary layer mixing processes across internal seiche cycles: Dominance of downslope flows J. Nielson & S. Henderson
11. Insights into the dynamics of the deep hypolimnion of Lake Geneva as revealed by long‐term temperature, oxygen, and current measurements U. Lemmin
12. Habitat characterization of deep-water coral reefs in La Gaviera Canyon (Avilés Canyon System, Cantabrian Sea) F. Sánchez et al.
13. A facies model for internalites (internal wave deposits) on a gently sloping carbonate ramp (Upper Jurassic, Ricla, NE Spain) B. Bádenas et al.
14. Cascading of water down the sloping sides of a deep lake in winter I. Fer et al.
15. Upslope Internal-Wave Stokes Drift, and Compensating Downslope Eulerian Mean Currents, Observed above a Lakebed S. Henderson