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garri49 [273]
1 year ago
14

Changes in water temperature affect the density of the water. Water density is important for deep ocean currents that move water

around the oceans. With increasing greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, the ocean is absorbing more and more heat. The Beaufort Gyre is a circular current in the Arctic. Which of the following is the most reasonable hypothesis as to what would happen to the Beaufort Gyre if the oceans keep warming?
The water would get warmer and would not sink to the bottom, and therefore disrupt the worldwide currents.

The water would get colder and sink to the bottom, then take longer to warm up disrupting currents.

The water would change temperature and begin to circulate in the opposite direction.

The water would get much warmer and cause part of any nearby continental ice sheet to melt.
Biology
1 answer:
Alika [10]1 year ago
7 0

Answer:

The water would get warmer and would not sink to the bottom, and therefore disrupt the worldwide currents

Explanation:

the warmer water is less dense than the colder water and would not sink, which would interrupt the natural currents with extra external heat added by global warming

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