Caballing is the mixing of two water masses with the same density but different temperatures and
salinity, resulting in a new water mass with lower density. Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
ANS: F
Caballing is the mixing and sinking of two water masses. The new water mass has a greater density
than the individual water masses. Information can be found in the section Thermohaline Circulation
Affects All the Ocean's Water
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