Oceanography mind maps
42 mind maps by 35 users · Page 1 of 2
This page gathers over 40 community-made oceanography mind maps, covering topics from the ocean floor and sediments to seawater, waves and currents. University students and school students can use them to practice connecting ideas, while teachers can find material for lessons. Explore a map that matches your topic.
Mind maps
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87 nodes3: The Ocean Floor (Undersea Volcanoes and Beyond) Only a fraction of th... · ocean drilling · oceanic crust rocks · pillow lava · ophiolites · mid-oceanic ridge
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281 nodesOCNG Intro Disciplines in Oceano... · Why study the oceans? · People live near the ... · Four Principle Major ... · About Major Oceans · Mariana Trench Visitors
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175 nodes4: Ocean Sediments: Sources, Sinks, and Distribution Lithogenic Sediments · biogenic sediments · hydrogenic sediments · cosmogenic sediments · Anthropogenic sediment · sinks
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49 nodesOceans Salinity · Gases · Temperature · Zones · Gulf Stream · mixing and upwelling ...
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96 nodesLecture 3 Oceans, Atmosphere, and Climate, lecture 4 part 1 oceans (cont) Boyancy · Isostacy
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36 nodesWhy is the sea salty Chemical composition · Measuring Salt in sea... · Constancy of composit... · Mass Balance: · Box Model · Summary: Rock weather...
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39 nodes1_Scientific Exploration Ocean scientists cont...
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39 nodesScientific Exploration Ocean scientists cont...
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39 nodesNutrients and the Ocean Conveyor Ocean Circulation · Particle Cycling in t... · Nutrients · Nitrate · Redfield Ratio · Box models: assumptio...
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54 nodesOceans Basic Information · Seafloor Topography · Solar Energy · Surface water flows h...
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67 nodes1: Origins of our oceans debris an elements ar... · by 4.5 billion years ... · solar wind · tides allow for evolu...
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26 nodesThe Atlantic Ocean The second-largest oc... · the Atlantic drives o... · Stretching from the A... · the Atlantic Ocean is... · It's more than 41 mil... · the second-largest oc...
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107 nodes5: Ocean Waters 96.5% of water is oce... · freshwater · chemical bonds · properties
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12 nodesThe Atlantic Ocean The Artic Ocean is th... · 23.5% of the Earth’s ... · It has quick-moving s... · The seawater is const... · Atlantic Ocean has th... · Without Africa's Saha...
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51 nodes3: The Ocean Floor Part 2 the layers of the oce... · oceanic crust is fair... · trenches · seamounts
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40 nodesPhysical + Chemical Oceanography Abiotic factors that ... · Salinity · Gases · Temperature · Density · Light
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53 nodesThe Sea Floor Continental Margin= s... · submarine canyons · carbonate materials a... · abyssal plains · ocean ridges · ocean trenches
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13 nodesOceanic topography Continental platform · Continental drop · Abbysal plain · Ocean ridges · Oceanic ditches · Coastal topography
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51 nodesWave Generation wave terminology · water motion · interference · fully developed sea (... · waves in shallow water · resources
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43 nodesUnit: 1 Geography of the Ocean · Water Column Profile · Water Movement · Gas Exchange
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30 nodesTides neap tides · spring tides · factors · tidal range · tidal power generation
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19 nodesOceanic Topography Continental platform · Continental drop · Abyssal plain · Ocean ridges · Oceanic ditches
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21 nodesPELAGIC SEDIMENTS Siliceous Ooze · Calcareous Ooze · Red/Brown Clays
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13 nodesIntroduce el texto aquí Continental Platform · Continental Drop · Abyssal Plain · Ocean Ridges · Oceanic Ditches · Costal Topography
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38 nodesProperties of salt water Started · Residence time · Water · Atomic theory · Ice
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19 nodesOcean topography Continental Platform · Continental topography · Continental Drop
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20 nodesOcean Floor UNDERWATER LANDFORMS · OCEAN FLOOR · HYDROTHERMAL VENTS
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42 nodesOcean Topography Different Parts · Crust · Plate Tectonics
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7 nodesOCEAN TOPOGRAPHY An abyssal plain is a... · The creation of the a... · Owing in part to thei... · Abyssal plains were n...
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11 nodesTides What · How · Types · High and Low · Effects
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20 nodes1_Ch. 13- Oceans & Seas Oceans are vast bodie... · Sea: a large section ... · Gulf: Similar to seas... · Bay: Generally smalle... · Straits: A narrow oce... · Origin of the Ocean. ...
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29 nodesCh 11: Tides Objectives · Major Concepts
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6 nodesFormation of the Oceans The bottom of the oce... · Volcanoes released va...
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9 nodesConcept map Continental drop · Abyssal plain · Are underwater mounta... · Coastal topography
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19 nodesOcean Waves terminology · motion & depth · fully developed sea · breaking waves · Coastlines · supplemental
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17 nodesOcean currents Deep ocean currents · Surface ocean Currents
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10 nodesOceanography EXAMPLES: · DEFINITION: · WHAT IS IT LIKE: · Covers a wide range o... · You investigate the o...
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16 nodesOceans Ocean Basins · Ocean Change · Ocean Water · Ocean Currents · Sea Level and Sediments · Last Ice Ages
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10 nodesOceanography Final Project Oceans
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10 nodes2-The Oceanic Environment Topographic Features · Density of Water · Circulation
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About oceanography mind maps
GoConqr OriginalWhat oceanography mind maps cover
These maps bring together ideas about the ocean in different ways. One introductory map covers chemical, biological, physical and geological oceanography, along with seafloor structure and water properties. Others focus on ocean sediments, the origins of the oceans and the layers of ocean crust.
Why is the sea salty looks at the chemical composition of seawater. Nutrients and the Ocean Conveyor covers ocean circulation, while Wave Generation includes terms such as wavelength, frequency and wave height.
Study with a map
Start with the introductory map if you want to see how several oceanography topics fit together. For a narrower topic, choose a map on seawater or waves and follow its branches, explaining the connections in your own words.
If you want to check what you remember, switch to a quiz on the Oceanography unit page. Flashcards can help you practice short definitions. Pick a map and follow the ideas that interest you.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map should I start with?
The introductory map is a useful starting point if you want an overview. It covers several branches of oceanography, seafloor structure and water properties. For a more focused topic, Wave Generation brings together wave terms, including wavelength, frequency and height.
What do the ocean floor mind maps cover?
The maps include material on undersea volcanoes, ocean drilling and the layers of ocean crust. One map describes how crust forms at a mid-ocean ridge, while another covers observations of the ocean floor and sediment samples. There are also maps on ocean topography.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.