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Surface ocean currents are generated MOSTLY by A) wind. B) tides. C) water density. D) the Coriolis effect.

Surface ocean currents are generated MOSTLY by A) wind. B) tides. C) water density. D) the Coriolis effect.
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Surface ocean currents are generated MOSTLY by A) wind. B) tides. C) water density. D) the Coriolis effect.

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Answer: THE ANSWER IS D) the Coriolis effect.

Explanation: I GOT A 100 ON THE TEST

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I think it's D) the Coriolis Effect

Step-by-step explanation:

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