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Gekata [30.6K]
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How is the path of the water particles near the water's surface different from the path near the ocean floor

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swat322 years ago
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Answer: Cold Ocean Currents: It is the layer of the ocean water which moves due to the stress of blowing the wind and this motion is thus called as Ekman Transport. Deep Water Currents: They constitute about 90% of the ocean water. They move around the ocean basin due to variations in the density and gravity.

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