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light air - Answer-Where there is a low pressure system there is what? evaporation - Answer-During which process does water from Earth's surface enter the atmosphere. energy - Answer-What is released when water condenses. counterclockwise - Answer-At the surface of a storm, the wind flow t...

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light air - Answer-Where there is a low pressure system there is what?

evaporation - Answer-During which process does water from Earth's surface enter the
atmosphere.

energy - Answer-What is released when water condenses.

counterclockwise - Answer-At the surface of a storm, the wind flow travels in which
direction in the northern hemisphere.

front - Answer-What is an area between two air masses.

dynamic soaring - Answer-Some species of seabirds make use of the wind as they
travel, often without landing o even flapping their wings. What term best describes this
process.

water cycle - Answer-What biochemical cycle is most involved int he formation of a
hurricane.

storm surge - Answer-During a hurricane, winds and differences in air pressure result in
ocean water rushing onto the land. This phenomenon is known as what?

mT - Answer-What is a properly notated air mass.

climate - Answer-Global weather conditions over a broad area over a long period of
time.

jet stream - Answer-Fast air currents in the upper troposphere that steer large storms in
the middle latitudes are called what?

pounds her square inch - Answer-The average pressure of the air on Earth at sea level
is 14.7 what?

thermocline - Answer-Which term describes the boundary layer of water that separates
warm from cold water.

upwelling - Answer-In some areas of the ocean, cold water rises tot he surface, carrying
with it nutrients from the depths. This process is known as what?

blue - Answer-Which wavelength of visible light can penetrate to the deepest depth?

, photic zone - Answer-The layer of ocean surface in which light is able to penetrate is
called the what?

bioluminescence - Answer-Organisms that live in the Deep Sea often create their own
light; this process is called.

PSU - Answer-If you were to collect salinity data at your local estuary, what unit would
you use?

pressure - Answer-What parameter typically increases as depth increases?

Global conveyor belt - Answer-The system of deep water currents that connects the
world's ocean basins is known as what?

grey - Answer-At the depth of 15 meters, a red fish would likely appear what color?

the sun - Answer-the ocean holds thermal energy which is important fro living things on
Earth. What is the primary course of energy for the Earth's system.

sea surface temperature - Answer-The temperature within the top one meter of the
ocean's surface is known as what?

buoys - Answer-Which scientific tools are used at sea to collect different types of data?

400 meters - Answer-Surface currents are moving masses of water in the top what of
the ocean?

east to west - Answer-Easterlies are wind patterns that flow from where to where?

gyre - Answer-A circulation of ocean currents within an ocean basin is best known as a
what?

current - Answer-Which term best describes large masses of water that move in a
certain direction and at a certain speed.

closed system - Answer-the Earth system is an example of what?

heat capacity - Answer-What characteristic of water allows the ocean to help support life
on Earth?

radiation - Answer-What type of energy transfer can occur in outer space.

density - Answer-A measure of the number of molecules in a given space.

convection - Answer-The transfer of heat from warm areas to cool areas.

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