Salinity wikipedia. SST Chemical Ion Contributing to Seawater Salinity Concentration in o/oo (parts per thousand) in average seawater Proportion of Total.

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Salinity wikipedia

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Chemical Ion Contributing to Seawater Salinity Concentration in o/oo (parts per thousand) in average seawater Proportion of Total Salinity (no matter what the salinity) Chloride Sodium Sulfate Magnesium Calcium Potassium Bicarbonate The measurements listed in the table above from Castro and Huber's, Marine Biology textbook.

Absolute sea surface temperatures (C)

Deviation from zonally averaged field

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