Chapter 15 Photo: L.Koziol. Objectives Identify methods used by scientist to study the Earths oceans. Discuss the origins and compositions of the oceans.
Freshwater
Chapter 13 – oceans and beaches
Prentice Hall ch16 Oceanography
Eled 412 abc book
Body Fluids3
“UTILITY BILLING BEST PRACTICES” The trials and tribulations of dealing with water/sewer customers and their bills.
Warm-up January 30 Name a physical feature on dry land that is similar to the Mid-Ocean Ridge. Volcanoes, Mountains, Trenches.
Ocean Motions Text references are given but remember I always give you more!
Ocean Water is constantly in motion, powered by many different forces: Winds, Density differences, etc.
Movements of the Ocean Chapter 21. Ocean Currents Current: a horizontal movement of water in a well-defined pattern, such as a river or stream. 1. Surface.
Daily Tides Tides happen regularly no matter what the wind is doing Tides occur in all bodies of water but are most noticeable in oceans. High Tide- as.
