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The map shows the movement pattern for major ocean currents. What ideas do you have about what might make ocean

currents move?

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Answer:

Currents are physical occurrences or factors that put motion into oceans, making them move back and forth.

Such factors include but may exceed the following:

  • Wind
  • Variation in water mass densities (this is caused by alterations in temperature and salinity levels)
  • Gravity
  • Earthquakes or storms

When there is movement in ocean currents, heat, nutrients, water oxygen levels are also affected.

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