In oceanography, a "front" refers to a boundary or transition zone between two different water masses that have distinct physical properties, such as temperature, salinity, or density. These differences can lead to variations in water characteristics and can significantly influence marine ecosystems, weather patterns, and ocean circulation. There are several types of fronts in oceanography: 1. **Temperature Fronts**: These occur where there is a sharp change in water temperature, often associated with currents or upwelling zones.
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