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The tiny shells of marine organisms create a marine sediment called
  a. calcite
  b. reefite
  c. pelagic clay
  d. ooze



Question 2

Vertical ocean circulation is the result of differences in what between adjacent water masses?
  a. temperature
  b. salinity
  c. Coriolis effect
  d. temperature and salinity




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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

D



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