The Tasman Front is an oceanic boundary located in the Tasman Sea, which lies between Australia and New Zealand. This front is characterized by a sharp transition between colder, nutrient-rich waters and warmer, less productive waters. The front can often influence local marine ecosystems and weather patterns. The Tasman Front plays a significant role in the dispersal of marine species and can affect fisheries in the region.
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