Sensitivity of contemporary sea level trends in a global ocean state estimate to effects of geothermal fluxes
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Two models are compared to infer sensitivity of sea level trends to geothermal flux.

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Southern Ocean sea level trend patterns are very sensitive to geothermal flux.

Passive tracers show that geothermal input is redistributed by horizontal diffusion.

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