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covalent
sharing
electrons
between the
oxygen
and
hydrogen
atoms
that
make
up
water
polar
in
water
molecule
,
electrons
lean towards
oxygen
, making it
slightly
negative
H bonds
attraction
between
water
molecules
cohesion
sticking
together
water
molecule that forms
surface
tension
viscosity
thickness
of
water
more
hydrogen
bonds
results in
thicker
water
neuston
surface
dwelling
forms
buoyancy
maintain
position
in the
water
column
plankton
organisms
that
drift
or
float
in the
water
column
oxygen
minimum
layer
region of the
column
where the
concentration
of
dissolved
oxygen
decreases
oxygen minimum layer
decline
of
oxygen
that
reaches
500-1000
meters in open
water
bioluminescence
chemical
reactions
within
organisms
that
produce
light
marcet's principle
proportions
of the
salts
that make the
water
saline
stay
the
same
physical factors
moisture
buoyancy
gases
salinity
temperature
density
light levels
pressure
motion
biological factors
finding
food
not
becoming
food
reproduction
bight
portion
of
coastline
that turns
sharply
inward
from
north
to
south
coastline
CA bight
portion
that turns
sharply
inward
toward the
east
, creating an
east
to
west
mountain
range
topography
submarine
valleys
,
ridges
,
mountains
,
troughs
, and
islands
Socal eddy
large
counter
clockwise
circular
(
cyclonic
) movement of
water
that
sits
over the
CA
bight
gyre
southward
off
shore flow
northward
near
shore flow at
surface
and
northward
flow at
depth
continental shift
covered
by
water
but
shallow
enough
to be affected by
waves
narrow
margin
of
land
between
mainland
and
sea
continental slope
sharp
drop
of
land
at the
end
of the
shelf
continental borderland
obstacle
of
Eddy
flow in the
Channel
Islands
leaky
obstacles to
water
flow
costal ocean
localized
current
, certain
direction
of flow
water
moves
downstream
, creating
beaches
moves
sand
upwelling
movement
of
cold
and
nutrient
rich
water
up to the
surface
zone
Coriolis Effect
force
that causes
moving
objects
to
shift
direction
according to
earth's
rotation
the
movement
of water
near
shore
causes
upwelling
that causes the
ekman
spiral
northern
hemisphere:
clockwise
southern
hemisphere:
counter clockwise
ekman spiral
water
gets
deflected
in
all
layers
once deflected in
land
,
water
goes
up
in a
counter clockwise
motion
beach
sand
and
gravel
deposit
that
covers
the
shore
of
wave
activity
rip current
rapid
flow of
water
returning to the
open
ocean
tides
observable
,
periodic
, and
measurable
rises
and
falls
of the sea
surface
resulting from
gravitational
attraction
between the
earth
,
sun
, and
moon
solar day
one
day
turn
of the
earth
on its
axis
,
resulting
in a
24
hour cycle
tidal day
24
hours and
50
minutes
required
for
earth
to be
under
the
moon
and then
repeat
again on day
2
takes
30-31
days
for the
moon
to complete
one
orbit
around the
earth
tidal period
time
between
highs
(
bulges
) or
lows
(
throughs
)
tidal patterns
diurnal
:
1
low and
1
high
semidiurnal
:
2
low and
2
high,
same
height
mixed
:
2
low and
2
high,
different
heights
wave train
symmetric
wave
energy
through water
median
highest point:
crest
lowest point:
troughs
episodic waves
various
waves
come
together
to form a
giant
crest
occurs in
open
water
tsunamis
height
is
small
when
generated
wavelength
can be
125
miles long
shallow
water waves
waves
traveling
in
water
where
depth
is
less
than
20
times the water
depth
open ocean
98
% of all
earth's
water
80
% of
southern
hemisphere is covered by
ocean
61
% of water is covered by
northern
hemisphere
2
% is
glaciers
, groundwater, lakes, etc
surface layer
upper
layer
of the
ocean
that is
generated
by
absorbing
the
sun's
energy
influenced by
wind
thermocline (pycnocline)
temperature
drops with
depth
change in
density
increases
the
deeper
you
descend
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