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ISBN: 9780134800806

Author: Tasa

Publisher: PEARSON CUSTOM PUB.(CONSIGNMENT)

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Chapter 11, Problem 10LR

Processes that decrease seawater salinity include freshwater runoff and melting of icebergs and sea ice, while processes that increase seawater salinity include formation of sea ice and evaporation of seawater Below each Image in Figure 11 .13, state whether the salinity of the seawater shown is increasing or decreasing.

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