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3 years ago

Water that flows back to the ocean is called?

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ira [324]3 years ago

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Surface runoff

Explanation:

Water that flows back to the ocean is called surface runoff.

It is one of the different forms of water when it gets to the land surface.

Some of the water after rainfall and precipitation goes into the groundwater budget seeping through pore spaces.
This is called infiltration.
Other forms of water runs of the surface joining streams and lakes and even the ocean.
This component of the hydrologic cycle is called surface runoff.
Most water after rainfall collects as a surface runoff.
They generally flow down slope connecting with streams and lakes till they enter ocean as rivers.

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