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  • [[Ocean Spray (cooperative)]] is an American agricultural cooperative of growers of [[Ocean Spray (cooperative)|Ocean Spray]] was formed in 1930, by three cranberry growers with a simple love o
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  • ...Sebastidae]], which also includes [[rockfish]] and [[rosefish]]. The term "ocean perch" is most commonly used to refer to the species ''[[Sebastes marinus]] ...a spiny dorsal fin and a laterally compressed body. The average size of an ocean perch is about 30 cm, but they can reach lengths of up to 50 cm.
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  • ...y of about 3.5%; it is both denser and freezes at a lower temperature than fresh water.
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  • ...he United States, is a species of [[salmon]] found in the Northern Pacific Ocean and rivers discharging into it. This species is a Pacific salmon that is pr ...ding one to four years in freshwater followed by two to three years in the ocean before returning to their natal streams to spawn.
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  • ...[[density]]. This stratification significantly impacts [[marine life]], [[ocean circulation]], and [[climate]] patterns. Understanding the layers and their ==Layers of Ocean Stratification==
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  • ...commonly found in the [[Atlantic Ocean]], [[Indian Ocean]], and [[Pacific Ocean]]. ...ally between 200 and 800 meters, and is often found near the bottom of the ocean.
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  • ...e]], the herrings and sardines. It is native to the southeastern [[Pacific Ocean]], particularly along the coasts of [[Chile]] and [[Peru]]. ...is most commonly found in the [[Humboldt Current]], a cold, nutrient-rich ocean current that flows north along the western coast of South America.
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  • ...mpasses both [[salt water]] bodies, such as [[ocean]]s and [[sea]]s, and [[fresh water]] bodies, like [[lake]]s, [[river]]s, [[pond]]s, and [[stream]]s. The ...arious types based on their size, location, and the nature of their water (fresh or salt water). Some of the major types include:
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  • ...also known as the ''Indian mackerel'' due to its prevalence in the Indian Ocean. ...ropical and subtropical waters of the Indian Ocean and the Western Pacific Ocean. It is commonly found in the coastal waters of countries such as [[India]],
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  • ...us is native to the warmer waters of the [[Atlantic Ocean]], the [[Pacific Ocean]], and the [[Caribbean Sea]]. The species within this genus are small to me ...species are native to the warmer waters of the Atlantic Ocean, the Pacific Ocean, and the Caribbean Sea. They are typically found in coastal waters, often f
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  • Coho Salmon are typically silver in color during their ocean phase. They have a dark blue back with silver sides and a light belly. As t ...Aleutian Islands and the Bering Sea to Japan and Russia. They inhabit both fresh and saltwater environments during their life cycle.
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  • ...nberry Juice Cocktail]], was introduced by the [[Ocean Spray (cooperative)|Ocean Spray]] cooperative in 1930. Cranberry juice is made from fresh cranberries, which are harvested in the fall when the fruit takes on its di
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  • | Ocean perch, baked or broiled||50.0 | Ocean perch, battered, fried||95.0
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  • ...of [[Ocean City, Maryland]]. Known for its lively atmosphere and stunning ocean views, it has become a favorite spot for locals and tourists alike. ...ed in 1975 by Marie Johnson, a passionate entrepreneur with a love for the ocean and a vision to create a unique beachside experience. Over the years, the l
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  • ...of searobin in the family Triglidae. It is native to the eastern Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. The Red Gurnard is found in the [[Eastern Atlantic Ocean]] and the [[Mediterranean Sea]]. It prefers sandy or muddy bottoms and is u
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  • ...fish]] in the family [[Salmonidae]]. It is found in the northern Atlantic Ocean and in rivers that flow into the North Atlantic and, due to human introduct ...er. They spend one to four years in their natal river, then migrate to the ocean, where they also spend one to four years.
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  • ...species for fisheries, especially in northern Europe where it is marketed fresh, smoked, frozen, dried, and to a small extent, canned. * [[Atlantic Ocean]]
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  • ...]. This species is found in the [[Indian Ocean]] and the western [[Pacific Ocean]], where it is an important species for [[Commercial fishing|commercial fis ...s range. It is often caught using [[Purse seine|purse seines]] and is sold fresh, dried, or canned. The species is also used as bait in some fisheries.
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  • ...e iconic Pacific Coast Highway, offering breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean. The restaurant has been serving delicious seafood dishes to locals and tou ...os Angeles mayor, Frank P. Gladstone. It quickly gained popularity for its fresh seafood and stunning beachfront location. Over the years, the restaurant ha
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  • ...s is found in the eastern Indian Ocean and the western and central Pacific Ocean. ...the Indian river prawn, this species is found in the marine, brackish, and fresh waters of India and Southeast Asia.
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