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pacific ocean 622.4 million km3

atlantic ocean 299.52 million km3

southern ocean

indian ocean 267.54 million km3

arctic ocean

mediterranean sea

caribbean sea

south china sea

bering sea

gulf of mexico
continental shelf
avg width 70km slope angle 2m per km
continental slope
200-3500m depth slope angle 70m per km
abyssal plain
deepest part of ocean
sea ridges
long underwater mountain chains with central rift valley in some areas
rifts
found in the middle of ridges as steep sided notches, form at constructive/divergent plate boundaries e.g. mid-atlantic ridge
hydrothermal vents
found on rifts releasing heated water and minerals
ocean trenches
long narrow deep depressions in ocean floor, form at destructive/convergent plate boundaries e.g. mariana trench
seamounts
chains of volcanic mountains and isolated peaks that don’t reach the surface
guyots
flat top peaks that once rose above the ocean but are marine eroded, provide evidence of changing sea level