What is a thermocline?

A layer of water with different temperatures

What is the purpose of a profiling float?

To collect and transmit data about the ocean's temperature and pressure.

To provide weather forecasts for coastal areas.

To track marine animal movements.

To measure sea temperature only.

Why is the Southern Ocean important to the world's oceans as a whole?

The Southern Ocean is provides the rest of the ocean with nutrients through wind and water currents.

It is the only ocean that does not support marine life.

The Southern Ocean is the warmest ocean on the planet.

It serves as a primary source of freshwater for the world's oceans.

How do scientists expect climate change to affect the ocean's productivity?

Climate change is expected to decrease ocean productivity due to warmer temperatures and altered nutrient dynamics.

Climate change is expected to enhance nutrient availability in the ocean.

Climate change will increase ocean productivity due to warmer temperatures.

Ocean productivity will remain unchanged regardless of climate change.

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Summary: Almost half of global (a) is completed by (b) , primarily in areas such as coral reefs. Phytoplankton get plenty of light in the (c) zone, but (d) can be a limiting factor in this zone. Nutrient levels can be affected by water temperature and (e) .