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The anomalous expansion of water is significant for marines because it causes water to become less dense as it freezes, causing ice to float. This property prevents bodies of water from freezing solid from the bottom up, which is crucial for marine life as it allows organisms to survive beneath the ice during winter months. It also impacts navigation and infrastructure in icy waters.
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How do you use a sentence with anomalous?
Doctor's were concerned with the the patient's anomalous heart beat
How can you use anomalous as a subject-verb split?
The word 'anomalous' is an adjective, a word that describes a noun (deviating from what is standard, normal, or expected). Example:You've asked for an anomalous part of speech.
Which type of address do marines use APO or FPO?
marines use FPO-AP's
Do the US Seagoing Marines use the Marine Hymn as their song?
Why, hell yes! We seagoing Marines are MARINES!
Can Space Marines use the Valkyrie?
NO, Valkries are for the Imperial guard. Space Marines use Thunderhawk Gunships.
How do marines use computers?
marines use the computer to make faster the work and easier .it can hold huge amount of information.
Do the marines use the ump45?
yes they do
Is marines the only branch of military that uses submarines?
The marines do not use submarines. Only the Navy does.
What is the helicopter called that the marines use?
The Marines use many helicopters. Their most common helicopter is probably the AH-1 W Super Cobra
What sight do most marines use?
most marines use a EOTECH holographic sight or a TRIJICON ACOG sight usually around 4x32 - 6x32 magnification
How do dolphins have a use for us?
Well, I only know one, but Dolphins are being trained to locate mines in the water for the U.S. marines, navy, and seals
Do you use an apostrophy s when showing possession for Marines when referring to US Marine Corps?
It depends on the number of Marines. The rifle belonging to a Marine would the Marine's rifle. If you are talking about multiple Marines it would be Semper Fi is the Marines' unofficial motto.
