Question

summarize it! drag and drop the words or phrases that accurately complete the paragraph. the oceans are a great source of global climate regulation. heat from the sun is absorbed by the waters near the where it then moves northward with the help of the wind. as the water cools and salinity increases, it becomes denser, causing it to. the flow of water driven by changes in temperature and salinity is called thermohaline circulation. in addition to water and heat circulation, the ocean is constantly exchanging with the atmosphere to reach a state of equilibrium. carbon dioxide poles sink upwell equator salinity

Explanation:

The sun - heated water near the equator moves northward. As it cools and salinity rises, it becomes denser and sinks. The ocean exchanges carbon dioxide with the atmosphere for equilibrium.

Answer:

equator, sink, carbon dioxide