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Four high-resolution hydrographic surveys were carried out in 2002 on the    continental shelf of Colima, Pacific coast of Mexico. The data collected    revealed the presence of cyclonic and anticyclonic eddy-like features covering    the whole extension of the shelf, which is a rather different pattern from    the along-shore general circulation described in previous works. Despite    the apparent complexity of the circulation features, the overall shelf-slope    exchange pattern is similar in autumn and winter and the opposite in spring.    In summer the exchanges also have a similar distribution to autumn and winter,    but they are restricted to the upper layers. This suggests that the observed    circulation features could result from the interaction between the large-scale  seasonal circulation and some kind of local forcing

Seasonal hydrodynamical features on the continental shelf of Colima (west coast of Mexico)