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what is made up of 30% skeletal remains? - Answer-biogenic sediment what's the least stable layer of the atmosphere - Answer-the troposphere What do upwellings do? - Answer-they return nitrates to the surface of the ocean hydrodynamics - Answer-study of water how is flow shaped? - Answe...

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Marine Science A Final Exam and
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what is made up of 30% skeletal remains? - Answer-biogenic sediment

what's the least stable layer of the atmosphere - Answer-the troposphere

What do upwellings do? - Answer-they return nitrates to the surface of the ocean

hydrodynamics - Answer-study of water

how is flow shaped? - Answer-by the liquid and it's environment

what does heat do to the movement of water molecules? - Answer-speeds it up

when is hydrostatic pressure felt? - Answer-when an organism hits the water

why isn't the earth a closed system? - Answer-because gases from the earth escape
from the higher realms of the atmosphere

what is the movement of the waves in the middle of the ocean normally like? - Answer-
circular

Crest - Answer-highest point of a wave

trough - Answer-lowest point of a wave

When does refraction occur? - Answer-when there's a change of depth in the water

do water molecules shrink when they're frozen? - Answer-no

What is water an example of? - Answer-a chemical

why does water attract so many other kinds of molecules? - Answer-because it is both
positively and negatively charged

where does the ocean get most of its heat? - Answer-the sun

what is the latitude of the location with the warmest climate? - Answer-17.0743 degrees
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where is the coldest water found? - Answer-in the deepest regions of the ocean

where do most hurricanes originate? - Answer-the equatorial region

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