Examples of using Ocean currents in English and their translations into Hebrew
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thousands of islands united by cultures and bound together by ocean currents.
cast into the ocean currents… and straight into a dangerous world.
This colony is in the lee of a headland, and that prevents the ice from being broken up by ocean currents.
their larvae are planktonic, generally at the mercy of ocean currents until they are ready to settle into adult populations.
These hunters patrol the boundaries between ocean currents, where their prey often gathers.
incidentally at the same time providing a better understanding of ocean currents.
Ocean currents shifted, setting the climate into a colder,
Along the coast of California, ocean currents carry a constant supply of nutrients up from the depths to the surface layers.
Ocean currents are driven by a range of sources:
Though they have different causes, surface and deep ocean currents influence each other in an intricate dance that keeps the entire ocean moving.
Greenland's meltwater influences the course of the ocean currents, which, in turn, has an effect on the weather around the world.
Unlike surface currents, deep ocean currents are driven primarily by changes in the density of seawater.
São Miguel is influenced by ocean currents and winds, and in particular, the cyclonic Gulf Stream.
due west of Ecuador, where four major ocean currents unite, vast undersea volcanoes break the surface of the Pacific Ocean. .
They spawn in warm ocean currents throughout much of the year,
The Galapagos islands have one more trick up their sleeve the Archipelago lies at the confluence of several deep ocean currents and that creates a bizarre mixture of marine habitats.
A change in the topography of a small piece of land half a world away reroutes ocean currents.
the Coriolis force also affects the movement of ocean currents.
Each is also carried into a slightly different mix of ocean currents and so gets a slightly different climate.
Perhaps they use their super-charged sense of smell to detect the traces of land in the ocean currents.