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water mass

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water mass [′wȯd·ər ‚mas]
(oceanography)
A body of water identified by its temperature-salinity curve or chemical composition, and normally consisting of a mixture of two or more water types.


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If cells are present in the water mass in large numbers an algal blood develops, which is a recurrent problem in Swedish seas and along Swedish coasts.
Aa Comair believes "this approach of a New Water Mass will allow the restitution of the Arab countries' occupied territories of 1967 such as the Golan Heights in Syria and the Shebaa Farms in Lebanon," whose occupation, he says, is largely linked to the importance of the areas for Israel to secure access to water.
 
 
 
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