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Does the pacific ocean contain more then half of the earths water?
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Yes, it does.
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Which ocean contains 46percent of the earths water?
The Pacific Ocean.
What is the percents ocean contains of earths water?
pacific ocean
What ocean contains 46 of the earths water?
The pacific Ocean ! XD
Which ocean covers nearly half the earths surface?
The Pacific Ocean contains about half of the world's ocean water.
What fraction of the Earth's water is in the Pacific ocean?
answ2. Of all the Earths water, 2.75% is fresh, but 2.05% of the total water is locked up in glaciers and Antarctic ice. The atmosphere contains 0.04% of the Earths fresh water. There is also some contained in trees and vegetation, but figures are not easily available.So the Oceans are about 97% of the total water.
Is Indian the biggest ocean?
no, the pacific is. The Indian Ocean is not the biggest ocean in the world. It is the third largest. First being the Pacific Ocean and second the Atlantic Ocean. The Indian Ocean comprises about 20% of the water on the earths surface. The Pacific comprises of about 46% and the Atlantic 29%.
What bordering body of water California?
Pacific Ocean
What is the largest body of water on earths surface?
The Pacific Ocean, as it accounts for 46% of all water on Earth and 32% of its total area. This is larger than all of the dry land on the planet combined. The Atlantic is in second, comprising of around 20% of the total water area and 14% of Earth overall.
What BODIES of water are surrounding Hawaii?
Hawaii is in the Pacific Ocean.
Where is most of the earths water?
the ocean
What bodies of water borders Asia?
Pacific Ocean
What event devastated many islands in the pacific?
an ocean is the great body of water that covers much of the earths surface.continents divide the waters into three major oceans and one small ocean. from the biggest to the smallest they are the pacific ocean the atlantic ocean and the Indiand ocean.the fourth and the smallest ocean is the Arctic ocean.
