Why is ocean layering different at the poles compared to the equator?

A. Because the layers mix better at the equator.

B. Because the layers mix better at the poles.

C. Because there are more fish in the oceans at the equator.

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Xander Farley

6 January, 17:53

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The answer is B, because layers mix better at the poles.

Why is ocean layering different at the poles compared to the equator?A. Because the layers mix better at the equator.B. Because the layers mix better at the poles.C. Because there are more fish in the oceans at the equator.