Cabbeling is a process in oceanography that refers to the mixing of two bodies of water with different temperatures and salinities, resulting in a decrease in density. When these waters mix, the combined water mass can become denser than either of the original water masses, even if they have lower temperature or salinity. This phenomenon is especially significant in the study of thermohaline circulation and other ocean dynamics.
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