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Surface ocean currents are generated MOSTLY by A) wind. B) tides. C) water density. D) the Coriolis effect.
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Surface ocean currents are generated MOSTLY by A) wind. B) tides. C) water density. D) the Coriolis effect.

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Answer: THE ANSWER IS D) the Coriolis effect.

Explanation: I GOT A 100 ON THE TEST

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I think it's D) the Coriolis Effect

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