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Choose all the answers that apply. As ocean depth increases, _____. temperature decreases temperature increases pressure increases pressure decreases salinity increases density increases
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As ocean depth increases, _____.
temperature decreases
temperature increases
pressure increases
pressure decreases
salinity increases
density increases
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your answer is
As ocean depth increases,
temperature decreases
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Temperature Decreases
Pressure Increases
Salinity Increases
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