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Measuring Ocean Voc

Measuring the Ocean VOCABULARY

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corer a cylindrical device used to obtain a sample of sediment from the ocean floor
decompression the gradual return of persons (such as deep-sea divers) or conditions to normal atmospheric pressure
dredge a scoop-like device used to collect rock samples from the ocean floor
drift bottle an instrument used to measure the direction and speed of ocean currents
echo sounding a method that uses sound waves to determine the depth of the ocean floor; also called the precision depth recorder
grab sampler a device that picks up sediment from the ocean floor
hydrometer an instrument that measures the density of water
Nansen bottle an instrument that records the temperature at the ocean’s surface and at various depths below the surface
plankton net a cone-shaped net of fine mesh that is pulled through water to collect plankton
salinity the measure of the amount of dissolved salts (solids) in seawater
secchi disk an instrument used to measure the clarity (clearness) of water seine net
seismic profiling echo sounding using powerful sound waves that reach below the surface of the ocean floor
side scan sonar a method that uses sound waves to view a wide area of the ocean floor; provides pictures of objects on the ocean floor
titration apparatus an instrument that measures the amount of substances in seawater
trawl a large net pulled along the bottom of the ocean to gather animals that live on the ocean floor
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