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Lakes can be anywhere, close to oceans or distant from them. Since lakes are formed by collected rain water, they do not depend upon oceans.
Watershed.
Precipitation.
ph is found in oceans, rivers, lakes, ponds,and rain.
The wind and sun evaporates the water off lakes and oceans. The water vapour rises and forms clouds. The clouds release rain, which flows back into the lakes and oceans. The process is called, the water cycle.
No. The oceans
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Ocean's water is maintained by water cycle. Water returns back to oceans in form of rain.
To put it simple: water evaporates from the Earth surface (seas, oceans, rivers, lakes ets), then it is collected in the clouds, which then rain or snow. This way water returns back to the ground. And the it evaporates again. And so on
Prime examples would be the Oceans, lakes, rivers, streams, rain, snow, hail, sleet.
Evaporation (from oceans etc) and transpiration (from vegetation).Condensation, forming clouds.Precipitation in the form of rain, snow, hail and sleet.Run off (surface water, above ground), Underground water (infiltration, percolation), collection and storage.Water vapour enters the atmosphere by evaporation - most from oceans, but some from rivers and lakes, plus a small amount by transpiration from plants.The water vapour condenses in the atmosphere, and returns to the land and oceans by precipitation (rain or snow); the water that falls on land returns to the sea via rivers or surface runoff.
Commonly called: "Acid Rain."