Thin layers (oceanography)

ID: thin-layers-oceanography

In oceanography, "thin layers" refer to narrow vertical sections of water in the ocean that exhibit distinct differences in physical or chemical properties compared to the surrounding water. These layers can be only a few centimeters thick and can be found at various depths in the ocean. They are characterized by phenomena such as changes in temperature, salinity, nutrients, or biological activity.

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