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“…Glenn R. Flierl.For strong bottom friction, the 2-layer model has only the mechanism of barotropic instability which reduces it to a 1-layer configuration; the model displays two dynamical regimes and strong low frequency variability in the upper layer, while the lower layer is strongly frictional.…”