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the specific heat keeps the ocean temperatures more even

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(Explanation): since water has such a high specific heat capacity, it means that there are less extreme changes in the temperature of the water compared with other substances. Therefore, the ocean experiences less extreme changes in temperature in the winter and summer, thereby keeping the ocean temperatures more even throughout the year.

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The specific heat keeps the ocean temperatures more even.

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