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The mountain range that winds through earth's oceans is called what?
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The Mid- Atlantic
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What is is the Smallest of earths oceans?
Arctic
What drives convection in Earth's atmosphere and oceans?
Uneven heating of the Earths atmosphere and oceans by the sun
If Earths plates and continents are constantly moving what effect does this have on Earths oceans?
it creates waves sometomes tsunami's
What drives convection within earths atmosphere?
Uneven heating of the Earths atmosphere and oceans by the sun
What is The primary source of most of the moisture for the earths atmosphere is?
Oceans
What is the mountain range that winds through earth's oceans called?
Mid-Ocean Ridge.
Do Long high and continuous mountain ranges run through the middle of the oceans?
No, long, high continuous mountain ranges do not run through the middle of the oceans. The mid-ocean ridges are underwater mountain ranges formed by plate tectonics, but they are not high enough to breach the surface of the ocean.
What was earths atmosphere oceans and continents began to form during a period of earths history called?
precambrian era
Oceans make up the earths layer called the?
Oceans are part of the hydrosphere. The hydrosphere is all the water on Earth at any given moment.
Does the earths hydrosphere only include Earths oceans?
no not really
What percent of earths water is found in oceans?
97.5% of Earth's water is found in the oceans. 2.5% is found in freshwater lakes.
What is the chain of mountains that extends into all of earths oceans is called?
The ocean ridge.
How does the moon and the sun effect the earths oceans?
The gravitational forces of the Sun and Moon, effect the earths oceans by forming tides.
What is a study of earths oceans?
oceanography
What is is the Smallest of earths oceans?
Arctic
How much of earths oceans cover earths surface?
70% or 80% of water covers the earths surface
What are Mountain Chains On The Oceans' Floor called?
mid-ocean ridges tey are under water.
