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Why is sea surface water relatively constant?
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[QUOTE="Baluncore, post: 6645139, member: 447632"] Evaporation of water from the sea surface, results in an increasing salt concentration. That makes the remaining water more dense, so it sinks and flows away as a deep current, while lower density wave-mixed seawater flows in on the surface. [URL]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halocline[/URL] Erosion by halocline-driven currents, adjacent to shallow seas, have formed some deep seafloor valleys. There is a 120 km long example here; Google Earth -38.680°, 149.173°. [/QUOTE]
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