Oceans Of The World
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AFRICA |
DEGREES |
OCEAN |
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AMERICA |
DOMINATED |
PACIFICOCEAN |
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ANTARCTIC |
EAST |
PARTIALLY |
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ARABIAN |
EUROPE |
PENINSULA |
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ARTICOCEAN |
EXTEND |
SCANDINAVIA |
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ASIA |
EXTENT |
SEASON |
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ATLANTIC |
GREENLAND |
SIBERIA |
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ATLANTICOCEAN |
HEMISPHERE |
SMALLEST |
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AUSTRALIA |
HORN |
SOUTH |
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BERING |
ICELAND |
SOUTHERN OCEAN |
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BOTTOM |
INDIANOCEAN |
SPAN |
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CAPE |
JOIN |
STRAIT |
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CIRCUMPOLAR |
LARGEST |
SURROUNDING |
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CORALREEF |
LATITUDE |
TOUCHING |
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COVERED |
MEET |
VARY |
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CREATURES |
NAMED |
WEST |
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CURRENT |
NORTH |
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Answer
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