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Freddy Landry

22 July, 04:34

What is a halocline?

a. a salinity boundary between surface waters and deeper waters

b. a density boundary between surface waters and deeper waters

c. a pressure boundary between surface waters and deeper waters

d. a temperature boundary between surface waters and deeper waters

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