Lesson 17 of 27 • 352 upvotes • 8:01mins
The oceanic water shows movements in form of waves, currents and tides. Most of the movement in oceanic water is controlled by temperature and salinity distribution. This factor has been taken in this next lesson of oceanography.
27 lessons • 3h 55m
Overview - Crash Course of World Geography
5:38mins
Interior Structure of the Earth - Physical Geography
9:53mins
Continental Drift Theory & Seafloor Spreading - Physical Geography
9:02mins
Paleomagnetism & Plate Tectonics Theory - Physical Geography -
9:55mins
Mountain Building - Physical Geography
9:16mins
Earthquakes & Volcanoes - Physical Geography
9:59mins
Rocks, Weathering and Erosion - Physical Geography
8:36mins
Fluvial & Glacial Landforms - Physical Geography
9:45mins
Marine, Arid and Karst Landforms - Physical Geography
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Atmospheric Structure - Climatology
8:07mins
Pressure Belts and Winds - Climatology
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Jet Streams & Fronts - Climatology
7:41mins
Cyclones - Climatology
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Humidity & Precipitation - Climatology
9:59mins
Climatic Regions - Climatology
9:58mins
Relief Structure of Ocean Floor - Oceanography
7:40mins
Salinity & Temperature - Oceanography
8:01mins
Ocean Currents, El Nino & La Nina- Oceanography
10:00mins
Tides and Coral Bleaching - Oceanography
8:08mins
UNCLOS, Marine Pollution and Sea level Chages - Oceanography
9:54mins
Soil Profile - Biogeography
7:43mins
Biotic Regions - Biogeography
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Deforestation and Conservation of Forests - Biogeography
7:40mins
Environmental Pollution - Biogeography
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Races and Tribes - Miscellaneous
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Migration - Miscellaneous
8:49mins
Types of Agriculture - Miscellaneous
8:37mins