which part of the shallow ocean descends sharply away from the continental shelf?\nabyssal plain\nmid…

which part of the shallow ocean descends sharply away from the continental shelf?\nabyssal plain\nmid - ocean ridge\ntransitional zone\ncontinental slope

which part of the shallow ocean descends sharply away from the continental shelf?\nabyssal plain\nmid - ocean ridge\ntransitional zone\ncontinental slope

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Brief Explanations:

The continental slope is the part of the shallow - ocean that descends sharply away from the continental shelf. The abyssal plain is a flat area of the ocean floor far from the continental shelf. A mid - ocean ridge is an underwater mountain range. There is no commonly known "transitional zone" in this context as a distinct ocean feature in relation to the continental shelf in the way the others are.

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continental slope