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seafloor

or sea floor

[ see-flawr ]

noun

  1. the solid surface underlying a sea or an ocean.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of seafloor1

First recorded in 1850–55; sea + floor
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The immense bow lies upright on the seafloor, almost as if the ship were continuing its voyage.

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In a new report, Coastal Commission staff allege that Sable’s activities — which include excavation, grading, removing vegetation and placing cement bags on the seafloor — “have adversely impacted, and continue to adversely impact, coastal resources as a result of Sable’s outright refusal to comply with the Coastal Act.”

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She had a simple point to make: that the pursuit of minerals from the seafloor, without understanding the consequences, was not the route to a green transition.

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These ships also risk causing turbidity, making the water opaque by stirring up the seafloor, and thereby harming the balance of species and food pyramid.

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The goal was to document a seafloor famously lush in seagrass, corals, turtles, dugongs, rays and sharks.

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