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Why is ocean water more dense than fresh water at the same temp? A. circular winds B. less pressure C. deep currents D. higher salinity

Why is ocean water more dense than fresh water at the same temp? A. circular winds B. less pressure C. deep currents D. higher salinity
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Why is ocean water more dense than fresh water at the same temp?

A. circular winds
B. less pressure
C. deep currents
D. higher salinity

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User Brendonparker
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i can tell ya it's not A or C
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User Shumii
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 I think the answer is D.
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