Scientists can derive all of the following types of information from observing deep ocean cores EXCEPT:

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Observing deep ocean cores can provide information on mineral resources, water temperatures, and current patterns, but it cannot reveal how much light penetrates the ocean. This is because light penetration is influenced by factors like distance from the surface, density of the water, and presence of particles, which cannot be directly inferred from core samples.

Scientists Can Derive All of the Following Types of Information