What Is Geological Oceanography?

Marine geology, a branch of geology, is a discipline that studies the material composition, geological structure, and evolution laws of the crust submerged in seawater. The research involves the topography of the coast and the ocean floor, marine sediments, ocean floor rocks, ocean floor structures, ocean geological history, and ocean floor mineral resources. It is a part of geology and has close relations with oceanography. It is a marginal science of geology and oceanography.