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Where the ocean is warm, the water may be saltier. why?
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Where the ocean is warm, the water may be saltier. why?

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Temperature and salinity deep waters are colder and saltier than the surface waters.

Explanation:Hope this helps if this doesn't sorry i couldn't explain better

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bc more bacterias/animals will live there and the more minerals are there
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