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[CHAPTER 3. THE OCEAN FLOOR] Neritic sediments are found on…

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Neritic sediments are found on the ____.
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[CHAPTER 6. OCEAN CIRCULATION]   Gyres move in a clockwise r…

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  Gyres move in a clockwise rotation in the Northern Hemisphere delivering ____ surface currents along the East Coast and ____ surface currents along the West Coast of continents.
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[CHAPTER 4. WATER AND OCEAN STRUCTURE] The property of water…

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The property of water that accounts for the ability of liquid water to absorb large amounts of heat and change relatively little in temperature is called ____.
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[CHAPTER 4. WATER AND OCEAN STRUCTURE]  Heat can be carried…

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 Heat can be carried to the polar regions ____.
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[CHAPTER 5. ATMOSPHERIC CIRCULATION] Winds generally move ac…

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Winds generally move across the United States from ____.
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[CHAPTER 4. WATER AND OCEAN STRUCTURE] When liquid water get…

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When liquid water gets below 4°C, it ____.
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[CHAPTER 3. THE OCEAN FLOOR]  What term refers to the depth…

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 What term refers to the depth in the ocean where the rate at which calcareous sediments supplied to the seabed equals the rate at which those sediments dissolve?
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[CHAPTER 6. OCEAN CIRCULATION]   Scotland, Ireland has a mar…

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  Scotland, Ireland has a maritime climate, warmed in part by the energy of tropical sunlight transported to high latitudes by the ____.
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[CHAPTER 3. THE OCEAN FLOOR] How can a satellite sense the c…

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How can a satellite sense the contours of the ocean bottom from space?
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[CHAPTER 1. AN OCEAN WORLD] Which statement is most consiste…

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Which statement is most consistent with the scientific method?
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