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salinity  amount of solid material (like salt) dissolved in water  
deep ocean trench  place on the seafloor where one plate is subducting beneath another and a long narrow depression forms  
mid-ocean ridge  a chain of underwater mountains  
upwelling  the rising of cold water from deeper layers to replace warmer surface water that has been moved away; brings nutrients to the ocean surface  
abyssal plains  deep, extremely flat features  
density  a measure of the amount of matter in a given space  
continental shelf  part of the ocean next to the continent that is shallow and fairly flat  
continental slope  part of the ocean next to the continental shelf where the seafloor drops off at a steep slope  
current  a mass of water is moved by wind or density differences to another part of the ocean  
El Nino  periodic warming of the ocean that occurs in the central and eastern Pacific; can change the weather in many parts of the world  
thermocline  layer of the ocean around 300 to 1000 meters deep where there is a rapid change in temperature with depth; creates a barrier for many marine life forms  
Pacific  this is Earth's largest ocean  
Arctic  this is the smallest, most shallow ocean  
continental rise  Gradual incline between ocean basin and continental slope