Halocline
[hal-uh-klahyn]
noun
1. a well-defined vertical salinity gradient in ocean or other saline water.
Haloclinehalocline
[hal-uh-klahyn] noun 1. a well-defined vertical salinity gradient in ocean or other saline water.
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CamiloMexican cave system Camilo contains some passages that are extremely dark and majestic. The tunnels are so dark that cave divers need to take extra time to look around to see just how amazing the formations are.
Sistema K'oox BaalSistema K'oox Baal is currently recorded as the fourth longest underwater cave system in Mexico. It has 77 kilometres of mapped passage with a maximum depth of 26.2 metres and contains 48 cenotes.
Two worlds collide At the surface of the cenote two worlds collide. Cave divers emerge from subterranean water-filled darkness while swimmers frolic in the sun.
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