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- A halocline (or salinity chemocline), from the Gr**** words hals (salt) and klinein (to slope), refers to a layer within a body of water (water column)...
- of the regional halocline stratification and increased nutrient supply to the photic zone. The initial development of the halocline and stratified water...
- this lower salinity layer and the bulk of the ocean lies the so-called halocline, in which both salinity and temperature rise with increasing depth. Because...
- reached. The density interface between the fresh and saline waters is a halocline, which means a sharp change in salt concentration over a small change...
- of the water. These boundaries are called thermoclines (temperature), haloclines (salinity), chemoclines (chemistry), and pycnoclines (density). If a zone...
- be chosen. Refraction also occurs in oceans when light p****es into the halocline where salinity has impacted the density of the water column. For lenses...
- and salinity, a halocline. Since the density depends on both the temperature and the salinity, the pycno-, thermo-, and haloclines have a similar shape...
- Stratification    Pycnocline    Isopycnal    Chemocline    Nutricline    Halocline    Thermocline    Thermohaline See also Marine habitats Lake stratification...
- Stratification    Pycnocline    Isopycnal    Chemocline    Nutricline    Halocline    Thermocline    Thermohaline See also Marine habitats Lake stratification...
- precipitation; the freshwater and sal****er are separated by a mixed layer (halocline). Sinkholes known as cenotes connect the cave systems to the atmosphere;...