China Gulf Records, Volume 10: Western Guangdong Gulf

Author: Chen Zeshi, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 1999-09-01
Features: China's Gulf Records is a scientific compendium that primarily reflects the basic natural environmental elements of China's gulf areas. It includes content such as the historical evolution of gulf areas, socio-economic conditions, meteorology, marine hydrology, geological and geomorphological features of gulf peripheries, seabed deposits, seawater chemistry, sediment chemistry, marine biology, natural environments, and comprehensive evaluations of development and utilization. China's Gulf Records is divided into 14 volumes. This book is the 10th volume (Western Guangdong Province Gulf), which describes the Guanghuai Bay, Zhenhuai Bay, Hailing Bay, Shuidong Port, Zhanjiang Zhan, Leizhou Bay, and Anpu Port from east to west. This compendium can provide background materials and scientific basis for national administrative departments to formulate gulf development plans, programs, and implementation management. It can also serve as practical reference materials for scientific research and teaching institutions engaged in gulf development and utilization.

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