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The periodic daily rise and fall of ocean water a.gravity b.high tide c.low tide d.the moon e.neap tide f.spring tide g.the sun h.tidal bore i.tidal range j.tides

The periodic daily rise and fall of ocean water a.gravity b.high tide c.low tide d.the moon e.neap tide f.spring tide g.the sun h.tidal bore i.tidal range j.tides
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The periodic daily rise and fall of ocean water

a.gravity
b.high tide
c.low tide
d.the moon
e.neap tide
f.spring tide
g.the sun
h.tidal bore
i.tidal range
j.tides

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User Tim Rourke
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Its J. tides.............
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User Ben Clayton
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This is J - Tides. Tides mark the rise and fall of the ocean's waves. 
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