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Down along the west coast of South America, the astonishing profusion of life in the Humboldt Current is maintained by upwelling, which not only keeps the waters of the current cold in all its twenty-five-hundred-mile course along the South American coast to the Galápagos Islands but brings up nutrient salts from the deeper layers.
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However, neither annual temperature [67] nor productivity [68] varies greatly across the relatively warm, oligotrophic waters of the current study; their roles in affecting the structure of reef fish communities in the Caribbean, including that of the predatory fishes examined here, has therefore remained elusive.
Meeting the Kuro Current Extension east of Japan, part of the cold, less saline water of the Oya Current sinks below the Kuro Current and continues southward; the confluence of these currents is marked by fogbanks.
El Niño's warm rush of nutrient-poor tropical water, heated by its eastward passage in the Equatorial Current, replaces the cold, nutrient-rich surface water of the Humboldt Current.
Some of the cold water of the Labrador Current, however, extends farther south.
Off the rise of the ocean floor known as the "tail" of the Grand Banks, the line is most sharply drawn between the cold, bottle-green water of the Labrador Current and the warm, indigo-blue water of the Stream.
That is why the water is so cold at certain coastal resorts of the eastern United States; the water of the Labrador Current is between them and the warm Gulf Stream.
One of the densest fog banks in the world lies in the region over the water of the Labrador Current — a thick, blanketing whiteness that is the atmospheric response to the Gulf Stream's invasion of the cold northern seas.
