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Oceanographers are studying the thermohaline currents to determine ________.

Oceanographers are studying the thermohaline currents to determine ________.

A) whether global climate change may slow or alter their path
B) whether fresh water is more dense than saltwater
C) whether they could be replaced with artificial currents if damaged by changing temperatures
D) if warm water from polar and glacial melt is affecting the chemistry of the currents
E) whether they are becoming more acidic

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