13 sentences with 'oceans'

Example sentences and phrases with the word oceans and other words derived from it.

« The shark is a predatory fish that lives in the oceans. »

oceans: The shark is a predatory fish that lives in the oceans.
« The dolphin is an intelligent and curious marine mammal that inhabits the oceans. »

oceans: The dolphin is an intelligent and curious marine mammal that inhabits the oceans.
« The saltwater crocodile is the largest reptile in the world and lives in the oceans. »

oceans: The saltwater crocodile is the largest reptile in the world and lives in the oceans.
« The sea turtle is a reptile that lives in the oceans and lays its eggs on the beaches. »

oceans: The sea turtle is a reptile that lives in the oceans and lays its eggs on the beaches.
« The water cycle is the process by which water moves through the atmosphere, the oceans, and the land. »

oceans: The water cycle is the process by which water moves through the atmosphere, the oceans, and the land.
« The bottlenose dolphin is one of the most common dolphin species and is found in many oceans around the world. »

oceans: The bottlenose dolphin is one of the most common dolphin species and is found in many oceans around the world.
« Marine ecology is a discipline that allows us to understand life in the oceans and its importance for ecological balance. »

oceans: Marine ecology is a discipline that allows us to understand life in the oceans and its importance for ecological balance.
« While fleets patrolled the rivers and oceans, these garrisons controlled access to the empire. »
« It soon became economically viable to ship grain from the United States or Russia across the oceans to reach European markets using the fast steamships. »
« Nations should also consider at least one large reserve in each of the world's oceans where human activities are to be prohibited. These ocean reserves would literally be nurseries for fish to reproduce. »
« While France remained the most powerful kingdom on the European continent, there were no longer any serious rivals to Britain on the oceans, allowing it to become the world's predominant imperial power in the 19th century. »
« But on Earth, where there was no life then, the carbon dioxide quickly dissolved in the huge oceans of our planet, giving rise to carbonic acid that melted into the rocky soil of the seas and eventually created what we call carbonaceous rocks today. »
« An infinite number of microscopic beings populate the surface of the oceans, fluctuating with the waves and being transported by ocean currents. These transparent creatures form the plankton, the fundamental food of many fish and the sustainer of the aquatic ecosystem. »

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