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Atlantic and Pacific Ocean

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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Atlantic and Pacific Ocean

By Kiersten Sicilian

Pacific Ocean

  • Largest ocean in the world
  • 48% of the earth
  • Has the largest coral reef located by Austraila
Photo by SeeMonterey

Bacteria and Other Creatures in the Pacific

Depths

  • Average depth: 12,254 feet (3,872 m)
  • Deepest point: 28,374 feet (8,648 m) in the
  • Average depth: 13,740 (4,188 m)
  • Deepest point: 36,200 feet (11,033 m)
Photo by Saspotato

Atlantic Ocean

  • 2nd largest ocean in the world
  • About 21% of the earth
  • Borders over 45 countries
Photo by brentdanley

Location

  • Pacific ocean connectsto the Indian Ocean to the west, to the Antarctic Ocean to the south, and to the Arctic Ocean to the north
  • Atlantic Ocean connects to the Arctic Ocean to the north, and to the Antarctic Ocean to the south
Photo by blmiers2

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  • The Atlantic Ocean bacteria has more phosphorus related genes compared to the Pacific Ocean cousin genes
  • Pacific Ocean have sea otters, yellow eyed rockfish, reef triggerfish, white sided dolphins, and sea nettle jellyfish

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  • Atlantic Ocean has more sharks, and larger creatures
  • From July to November it usually averages from the low 60's to the low 70's in the pacific ocean
Photo by j.e.mcgowan

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"Ocean Facts for Kids: Atlantic Ocean, Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean." Ocean Facts for Kids: Atlantic Ocean, Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean. N.p., n.d. Web. 28 Sept. 2014

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