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Which condition causes ocean salinity to increase? A. Strong tides B. High levels of precipitation C. Freezing of polar ice caps D. River water flowing out into the ocean

Which condition causes ocean salinity to increase? A. Strong tides B. High levels of precipitation C. Freezing of polar ice caps D. River water flowing out into the ocean
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Which condition causes ocean salinity to increase?

A. Strong tides
B. High levels of precipitation
C. Freezing of polar ice caps
D. River water flowing out into the ocean

User Vyacheslav Gerasimov
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C. Freezing of polar ice caps because salt doesn't freeze!
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