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Ocean currents near the equator are primarily: eastward westward north and south clockwise

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sladkih [1.3K]3 years ago

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Equatorial currents are primarily westward. This is because the dominant current in the northern hemisphere has a clockwise direction, while the southern hemisphere has a counterclockwise direction. When these two currents meet at the equator, a common westward current exists.

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