Which is an irregular surface which extends over continents and ocean beds.
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the shelf break is an irregular surface extend over Ocean and continent
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Shelf-Break
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- "Shelf break" is a "sub-merged offshore edge" of a "shallow continental shelf", wherein the "sea-floor" shifts to "continental slope". A "shelf-break" is characterised by "markedly raised" "slope gradients" towards the "deep ocean bottom". The "shelf-break" can be as "shallow" as "20metres" "(65feet)" & as "deep" as "550metres"; the world-wide avg depth is "133metres".
- The "seven" major world divisions are referred to as "continents". From the edge of a "continent, the continental shelf" "stretches to a drop point", known as the "shelf break". With the "separation", in what is considered the "continental slope", the "shelf" "descends" to the "deep ocean floors".
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