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3 years ago

Water that flows back to the ocean is called

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nordsb [41]3 years ago

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Surface runoff

Explanation:

The water that flows back to the streams and oceans are called surface runoff.

Surface runoff is a component of the water cycle usually composed of water in the liquid form that flows back into oceans that are nearby.

The hydrologic cycle shows the cyclic process by which water passes in nature.
Water passes through different forms, solid, liquid and gases.
Surface runoff is water usually after rainfall that flows rapidly.
They move to the final basin of deposition usually joining up with other water sources.
This can be nearby streams, lakes or oceans.

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