Editing Ocean Circulation (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Ocean Circulation''' — The large-scale movement of waters in the ocean basins.
* '''The Great Ocean Conveyor Belt''' — A global network of currents that connects all the world's oceans.
* '''Thermohaline Circulation''' — Movement driven by differences in "Temperature" (Thermo) and "Salinity" (Haline/Salt).
* '''Surface Currents''' — Movement driven by the "Wind" and the "Coriolis Effect" (the rotation of the Earth).
* '''The Gulf Stream''' — A powerful, warm Atlantic current that flows from the Gulf of Mexico up to Europe.
* '''Upwelling''' — When "Cold, Nutrient-rich" water from the deep ocean rises to the surface (good for fish!).
* '''Downwelling''' — When "Warm, Oxygen-rich" surface water sinks to the deep (good for deep-sea life!).
* '''Gyre''' — A giant "Whirlpool" of water found in every major ocean (e.g., The North Pacific Gyre).
* '''Salinity''' — The "Saltiness" of the water. Saltier water is "Heavier" and sinks.
* '''AMOC (Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation)''' — The specific part of the conveyor belt that moves heat to the North Atlantic.
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