Ocean: A General Account Of The Science Of The Sea

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By Listen TheBook Posted on Jun 1, 2023
In Category - Earth Sciences
John Murray 1913
English
  • Historical Notes: Methods and Instruments of Deep-Sea Research – Part 1
  • Historical Notes: Methods and Instruments of Deep-Sea Research – Part 2
  • The Depth of the Ocean – Part 1
  • The Depth of the Ocean – Part 2
  • The Waters of the Ocean: Salinity, Gases – Part 1
  • The Waters of the Ocean: Salinity, Gases – Part 2
  • The Waters of the Ocean: Temperature – Part 1
  • The Waters of the Ocean: Temperature – Part 2
  • The Waters of the Ocean: Compressibility, Pressure, Colour, Viscosity, Penetration of Light, Tides, Waves, Seiches – Part 1
  • The Waters of the Ocean: Compressibility, Pressure, Colour, Viscosity, Penetration of Light, Tides, Waves, Seiches – Part 2
  • Oceanic Circulation – Part 1
  • Oceanic Circulation – Part 2
  • Life in the Ocean: Plants – Part 1
  • Life in the Ocean: Plants – Part 2
  • Life in the Ocean: Animals – Part 1
  • Life in the Ocean: Animals – Part 2
  • Marine Deposits – Part 1
  • Marine Deposits – Part 2
  • The Geospheres – Part 1
  • The Geospheres – Part 2
Sir John Murray, considered to be the father of modern oceanography, discusses the variations in the depths of oceans, and the methods and instruments used to measure such depths. He discusses many properties of oceanic waters including salinity, compressibility, pressure, colour, viscosity, and the presence of dissolved gases. The author addresses changes in density of water and its impact on the motion of water while describing ocean currents. He gives details of a variety of marine organisms based on the ocean depths at which they are found. Finally, he talks about the types of sediments and deposits obtained from the floor of the ocean, from different depths and latitudes. - Summary by Divya Sharma

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