Deep-ocean circulation is driven primarily by density differences. group of answer choices true false

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GabeMeister · Answer 1 · 2024-07-16T07:40:30+0000

Answer: true

Explanation: the differences in density (caused by temperature fluctuation and convection) change the speed and direction of the flows and currents of water.

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