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In the Northern Hemisphere, currents curve to the right because of the a. longshore drift b. density c. Coriolis effect d. moon’s gravity

In the Northern Hemisphere, currents curve to the right because of the a. longshore drift b. density c. Coriolis effect d. moon’s gravity
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In the Northern Hemisphere, currents curve to the right because of the

a. longshore drift
b. density
c. Coriolis effect
d. moon’s gravity

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This would be C Coriolis effect

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