Pacific and Indian Ocean common water
Pacific and Indian Ocean common water (PIOCW) The deep waters of the Pacific and Indian Oceans, classed as one mass because they are so similar in character. The mean temperature is 1.5°C and salinity is 34.70 parts per thousand.
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