1. How does the marine biome retain its salinity? O The salt remains when marine water evaporates. O The salt remains when marine water condenses.

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1. How does the marine biome retain its salinity?

O The salt remains when marine water evaporates.
O The salt remains when marine water condenses.

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when marine water evaporates

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