Which ocean’s waters are not part of the convergence zone? Pacific Ocean Arctic Ocean Atlantic Ocean Indian Ocean

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Which ocean’s waters are not part of the convergence zone?

Pacific Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Indian Ocean

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Arctic ocean I think-tank just looked it up and to that's what it said on google

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