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It's all about oceanography like this Sure. Here is the **complete English report**, divided naturally into three parts but **without labels like “Reporter 1/2/3.”** # OCEANOGRA…
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It's all about oceanography like this Sure. Here is the **complete English report**, divided naturally into three parts but **without labels like “Reporter 1/2/3.”** # OCEANOGRAPHY Oceanography is the **scientific study of the ocean**. It focuses on understanding seawater, waves, currents, marine life, the ocean floor, and the different processes that happen in the ocean. The ocean covers about **71% of Earth’s surface** and contains about **97% of Earth’s water**. It is home to many different organisms, from tiny microorganisms to large marine animals. Oceanographers use ships, satellites, submarines, and underwater instruments to study and collect information about the ocean. ## Four Major Branches of Oceanography There are four major branches of Oceanography: **Physical Oceanography** studies the physical properties and movement of the ocean, including **waves, tides, currents, and temperature**. **Chemical Oceanography** studies the **chemical composition of seawater**, including salinity, dissolved substances, nutrients, and pollutants. **Biological Oceanography** studies **marine organisms and ecosystems**, including how organisms live, interact, and depend on their environment. **Geological Oceanography** studies the **ocean floor, rocks, sediments, trenches, and other geological processes** that shape the seafloor. ## Importance of Oceanography Oceanography is important because the ocean plays a major role in **Earth's climate and environment**. It helps regulate Earth's temperature and influences weather and climate around the world. The ocean also provides **food and other resources** that people depend on. Studying the ocean helps us understand and protect **marine ecosystems and wildlife**. Oceanography also helps scientists study **ocean pollution**, such as plastics and other harmful substances, and understand their effects on marine life. It can also help us better understand natural hazards such as **tsunamis, underwater earthquakes, and storms**. Overall, Oceanography helps us understand the ocean, its organisms, and its relationship with Earth. Through the study of Oceanography, we can learn how to **protect the ocean and responsibly use its resources
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This community presentation was shared by Jhan jacob San juan as a complete 6-slide example. It's all about oceanography like this Sure. Here is the **complete English report**, divided naturally into three parts but **without labels like “Reporter 1/2/3.”** # OCEANOGRA… The preview lets you review the full sequence in order, rather than judging the design from a single cover image.
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