To clarify: I mean that, generally speaking, the presence of 'cloudy' water would presumably signify that the seafloor was close. In the open ocean, maybe a sea mount is surrounded by essentially a cloud of particles.
Edit: I think your reply made the thread reach maximum depth, so I'll end it here.. I should do more reading on the topic.
To clarify: I mean that, generally speaking, the presence of 'cloudy' water would presumably signify that the seafloor was close. In the open ocean, maybe a sea mount is surrounded by essentially a cloud of particles.
Edit: I think your reply made the thread reach maximum depth, so I'll end it here.. I should do more reading on the topic.