To someone who can’t swim, the “deep sea” may be just above ankle level in the ocean. So what do scientists mean when they refer to the “deep sea”? The ocean floor is divided into

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Date: 2008-11-09 18:43:07 Mid-ocean ridge Hydrothermal vent Volcano Ocean Seafloor spreading Submarine volcano Convergent boundary Explorer Ridge Geology Plate tectonics Seabed		To someone who can’t swim, the “deep sea” may be just above ankle level in the ocean. So what do scientists mean when they refer to the “deep sea”? The ocean floor is divided into Add to Reading List Source URL: www.expeditions.udel.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 624,69 KB Share Document on Facebook

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