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Which of the following describe how water mixes in a thermohaline current? Select the two correct answers.(1 point)
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Cold water sinks under warmer water.
Cold water sinks under warmer water.
Saltier water sinks under less salty water.
Saltier water sinks under less salty water.
Less salty water sinks under saltier water.
Less salty water sinks under saltier water.
Warm water sinks under colder water.
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Correct answers:
- Cold water sinks under warmer water.
- Saltier water sinks under less salty water.
Explanation: Thermohaline circulation is driven by density differences — colder and saltier water is denser and therefore sinks beneath warmer or fresher water.
- Cold water sinks under warmer water.
- Saltier water sinks under less salty water.
Explanation: Thermohaline circulation is driven by density differences — colder and saltier water is denser and therefore sinks beneath warmer or fresher water.
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