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describe the ocean floor flat smooth surface
why is algae in the ocean inportant algae make most of the oceans oxagen
what is an ecosystem an ecosystem is nonliving and living thing interacting
what is the relationship between dencity and salinaty the more salinity the more dencity
what is the relationship between dencity and salinaty the deeper you go the more pressure there is
what is a sonar and what is it used for a sonar is a device used to detect how far down something is
what are the different parts of the ocean floor cont. cont.shelf cont.slope cont.rise abyssal plane ocean trench
what is the gulf stream a current in the antlantic stream
what is a food web and what do the arrows show is complex diagram that shows the flow of energy
what is a prouducer an organism that producer its own energy
what is the continental shelf top layer of ocean-sunlight zone-life
what are surface currents and what causes them surface currents are horizontal currents caused by consistent wind patterns
what happens to water when the temperatures decrease when the temperature decrease the density increase
what are currents and why are they inportant a current is a constantly movement of the ocean water
what problems can drilling for oil in ocean cause if the oil spills it can kill fish,birds,sealife
why are there less living organisms at the bottom of the ovean because the pressure is to high for anything to survive
what is a dependent variable the variable that reacts to the independent vaiable
what is a independent variable the variable that changes in the experiment
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