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| Amount of Water covering the earth. |
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| What was the first Oceanographic Vessel that studied the ocean? |
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| Alternative food sources from the ocean: |
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| What is the greatest problem converting salt to fish water? |
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| What other materials might be used in the ocean? |
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| Alternative energy sources availible from the ocean? |
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| I couldn't hear what she said. She was going too fast. Sorry. |
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| The theory of the origin of the earth is: |
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| The inner core of the earth is formed of: |
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| The outer core of the earth is formed by: |
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| The Earth's atmosphere is made of: |
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| What gases were present when the earth was formed? |
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| Methane, amonia and water vapor |
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| Why is there so much water on earth? |
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| Chemical dissociation, ice comet and outgassing |
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| What hemisphere has more water? |
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| What ocean is the coldest? |
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| Which ocea has a riverlike shape? |
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| The Marianas trench is the: |
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| deepest spot in the ocean |
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| Submarine canyons are found in: |
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| Submarine canyons are found in: |
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| A famous German meteorologist: |
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| Plate Tectonics are supported by: |
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| I couldn't hear what she said. |
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| According to plate tectonic theory, new crusts are added at: |
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| The most dense rocks on the sea floor are found at: |
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| The oldest rocks on the sea floor are found in: |
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| The youngest rocks on the sea floor are found in: |
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| Submerged volcanic island with a pointed top is a: |
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| A submerged volcanic island with a pointed top is a: |
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| Craters below 1000 meters are called: |
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| Lithogenic sediments include all but: |
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| Salacious oozes are derived from: |
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| Radiolaran sponge spicules |
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| Hydrogenic deposits include: |
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| Terrigenous, lithogenous deposits below the CCD include: |
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| She was talking too fast; sorry. |
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| What does not measure salinity? |
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| The average salinity of water is: |
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| In high temperature, carbonate : |
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| In high temperature, silica: |
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| In dense (or deep, I can't read my own writing) water, carbonate: |
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| In dense or deep water, silica: |
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| Density of water always varies, but is always: |
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| The region of maximum density change is called the: |
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| Know it, because I don't. |
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| In the ocean, which color is absorbed last: |
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| What direction do service currents flow: |
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| The North Atlantic ocean curve that goes North to South is called the: |
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| When the trade winds decrease (hint: espanol) |
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| Waves that go parallel to the coast: |
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| Water is charecterized by: |
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| Waves that go up and down are called: |
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| Predictable rise and fall of water is called: |
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| What controls influence wave height? |
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| Fetch, Duration and speed. |
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| Water depth greater than 1/2 L: |
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| Water buildup next to the shore is called: |
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| The minimal tidal range occurs during: |
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| What can prevent beach erosion? |
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| Algae is what type of feeder? |
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| Skeletal things in sponges are called: |
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| Echinodermatas use what kind of water system? |
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| Phylum mollusca includes: |
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| An example of a marine reptile is a : |
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| A _________ is a Chondrichta |
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| Cnideria without polyp is a: |
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| A reef that is separated by a lagoon is a: |
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