The higher phosphate concentration in the deep North Pacific compared to the deep South Pacific is primarily due to differences in ocean circulation and biological processes. The North Pacific has more extensive upwelling and nutrient recycling, which brings phosphate-rich waters to the surface, while the South Pacific experiences less upwelling and lower biological productivity. Additionally, the North Pacific's oceanic currents facilitate the transport of nutrients from continental margins into the deep ocean, further increasing phosphate levels. In contrast, the South Pacific's more isolated waters lead to lower nutrient concentrations overall.
Because that is where the "Ring of Fire" is, lots of volcanic activity is under the Northern Pacific ocean.
Basically. There's a North Pacific and a South Pacific. I think. (ex: the North Pacific garbage thing)
Pacific
North Pacific Ocean
the pacific is north of Chile
North Pacific Airlines ended in 1991.
North Pacific Airlines was created in 1987.
North Pacific Yachts was created in 2004.
North Pacific College ended in 1945.
North Pacific College was created in 1899.
North Pacific frostfish was created in 1970.
The North Pacific is the Northern Hemisphere portion of the Pacific Ocean, Earth's largest oceanic division.