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Catarina786
Catarina786 Catarina786
  • 28-12-2014
  • Biology
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if salinity increased at the poles , water near the poles would ?

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Informer
Informer Informer
  • 06-08-2015

According to Plato, there would be increase in density and the water near the poles would presumably sink rapidly. More density means that there's a higher percentage of saline water. The saltiness and temperature of water determines density, so if salinity increased at the poles, water near the poles would sink rapidly.

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WageWolf
WageWolf WageWolf
  • 12-09-2018

Plato Answer:

A. increase in density, so it would sink more rapidly.

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