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Currents at the surface of the ocean are moved mostly by A. Heat B. Wind C. Salinity D. The mixing of warm and cold water
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Currents at the surface of the ocean are moved mostly by A. Heat B. Wind C. Salinity D. The mixing of warm and cold water
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Currents at the surface of the ocean are
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A. Heat
B. Wind
C. Salinity
D. The mixing of warm and cold water
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D. The mixing of warm and cold water
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