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1 Check out the data lines for where the ocean has been mapped (surprised it is not EVERYWHERE?).
Bathymetry of Ocean continental shelf mid-ocean ridge continental slope intertidal zone abyssal plain island trench oceanic/pelagic/open ocean seamounts neritic zone guyots benthic zone

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3 Drawing the ocean bathymetry

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5 http://science. discovery

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8 70 meters higher, IF all the land ice melted 120 meters lower 20,000 years ago

9 Neritic open ocean/pelagic/oceanic benthic

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