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the global ocean, based on the GEOSECS data. The Tropics extend from 25°S to 25°N. The Arctic Ocean includes
the North Atlantic Ocean north of 60 0 N. The term
Antarctic Zone is used to describe the Southern Ocean
surface waters south of the 2°C-isotherme. The /)w -salinity relationship for the mid-latitudes is applied to the
remaining regions of the global ocean.
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the global ocean, based on the GEOSECS data. The Tropics extend from 25°S to 25°N. The Arctic Ocean includes
the North Atlantic Ocean north of 60 0 N. The term
Antarctic Zone is used to describe the Southern Ocean
surface waters south of the 2°C-isotherme. The /)w -salinity relationship for the mid-latitudes is applied to the
remaining regions of the global ocean.
