In these regions, the halocline is important in allowing for the formation of sea ice, and limiting the escape of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere.
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The halocline is the point in these blue holes where the freshwater meets the saltwater and where a corrosive reaction takes place that eats away at the rock.
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The upper layer has a salinity between 180 and 260 and the lower layer separated by a strong halocline at around has a salinity between 320 and 340.
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Inflow from the North Atlantic Current enters through the Fram Strait, cooling and sinking to form the deepest layer of the halocline, where it circles the Arctic Basin counter-clockwise.
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Often, an abrupt temperature change called a thermocline occurs to mark the bottom of the mixed layer; sometimes there may be an abrupt salinity change called a halocline that occurs as well.
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Psutka announced his new label " Halocline Trance " and the third Egyptrixx LP entitled " Transfer of Energy [ Feelings of Power ], which will be the label's first release.
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The species is long, and found in cenotes close to the sea, with salty seawater lying beneath the fresh water, and grading smoothly from one type to the other ( halocline ).
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Depending on the main sources of buoyancy, this layer may be called a pycnocline ( density ), thermocline ( temperature ), halocline ( salinity ), or chemocline ( chemistry, including oxygenation ).
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If fresh water is slowly poured over a quantity of salt water, using a spoon held horizontally at water-level to prevent mixing, a hazy interface layer, the halocline, will soon be visible due to the varying index of refraction across the boundary.
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In general, the halocline is deeper further from the coast, and in the Yucat�n Peninsula this depth is below the water table at the coast, and below the water table in the middle of the peninsula, with saline water underlying the whole of the peninsula.
