Why does water sink in polar regions?
a. evaporation due to strong wind creates gyres....
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Why does water sink in polar regions?
a. evaporation due to strong wind creates gyres.
b. water gets colder and saltier there, increasing its density.
c. southern oscillation currents force water down as they strike land.
d. the great ocean conveyor belt transports water around the globe over many
years' time.
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