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oceans

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a feature on the ocean floor abyssal plain
water in the oceans seawater
refers to dissolved salt content salinity
chemical process in which light energy, water, and carbon dioxide are converted into sugar photosynthesis
to operate with hands or by mechanical means in a skillful manner manipulate
slightly salty brackish
refers to anything related to oceans marine
lowest tidal range neap tide
vertical movement of water toward the ocean's surface upwelling
the flowing of water in a certain direction ocean current
difference in water level between high tide and low tide tidal range
circular system of currents gyre
average level of the ocean's surface at any given time sea level
movement of wind and water caused by the earth's rotation Coriolis effect
the continental shelf, continental slope, and continental rise are regions of the continental plains
what is the term for an uncrewed submersible used to explore the seafloor ROV
which zone does not receive any sunlight deep zone
what happens to density as depth increases in oceans it increases
an ocean trench forms where tectonic plates _____ collide
a mid-ocean ridge forms where tectonic plates _______ separate
the surface zone has an average depth of 100 m and receives _____ sunlight the most
the middle zone extends from an average depth of 100 m to 1000 m and receives ______ sunlight some
the deep zone extends below a depth of 1,000 m and receives ___ sunlight no
in areas where tectonic plates collide, the seafloor has deep ______ trenches
oceanographers use _______ to explore the seafloor submersibles
two main types of resources on the seafloor are _____ and _____ resources mineral, energy
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