Why are there differences in the salinity of oceans ?
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Any time you have fresh water entering the ocean, salinity in the
immediate area will be lower and the same applies when the ice caps are
melting. The ice is fresh water that is entering the ocean and
therefore in these regions the Ocean's salinity will be lower.
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heya...
Here is your answer....
Salinity of water or oceans:
The salt content in the water is called salinity of water or oceans.
There will be differences in the salinity of the oceans.
Because of fresh water mixing into the ocean water.
It may help you....☺☺
Here is your answer....
Salinity of water or oceans:
The salt content in the water is called salinity of water or oceans.
There will be differences in the salinity of the oceans.
Because of fresh water mixing into the ocean water.
It may help you....☺☺
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