oceans

11 subentries

• oceans. See also lakes
• became too salty (59:3.10)
• bottoms grew increasingly heavy from meteor accumulation; sank (57:8.20-21)
• currents shifted in Pleistocene; little changed in last 15 million years (61:3.9) (61:5.2)
• named. See Arabian Sea; Arctic Ocean; Atlantic Ocean; Bay of Bengal; China Seas; Gulf of Mexico; Gulf Stream; Indian Ocean; Pacific Ocean; Persian Gulf
• none on Jerusem or Edentia (43:1.1) (46:2.2)
• not all inhabited planets have (49:2.24)
• originally fresh; attained requisite saltiness (57:8.3,25)
• protection of o. allowed North America to develop unmolested (81:6.5)
• sunlight can penetrate 600 feet (58:1.7)
• weight relative to land elevations (58:5.5-8)
• world-wide (57:8sec)

Cross-references

• See Arabian Sea
• See Arctic Ocean
• See Atlantic Ocean
• See Bay of Bengal
• See China Seas
• See Gulf of Mexico
• See Gulf Stream
• See Indian Ocean
• See Pacific Ocean
• See Persian Gulf
• See also lakes

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