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The ocean has a generally cold climate, and the deeper you get the colder it is. In some seasons

right next to the shoreline the ocean can be warm, but it rarely happens. The ocean is divided into

sections according to depth. The further down the section is the colder the water is. The lowest section,

or the abyssal zone is known to get to temperatures around 3 degrees Celsius. The climate is the way it

is because of the amount of light in the area. For example, in the abyssal zone there is the least amount

of light, so therefore it is the coldest sec

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