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Hydrosphere

Q- The ocean currents that flow from tropical regions towards polar regions are called –

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Q- The ocean currents that flow from polar regions towards the tropical regions are called –

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Q- In Northern hemisphere the ocean currents due to Earth’s rotation deflect to the –

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Q- The waters of high salinity are denser and flow as –

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Q- The areas where warm and cold ocean currents meet are ideal as –

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Q- The warm occasional Pacific surface water along the coast of Ecuador and Peru is known as –

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Q- The highest high tides are known as –

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Q- The interval between two high tides (primary and secondary) is about –

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Q- The regular movements of ocean water from one part of the ocean to another are known as –

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Q- A very slow moving ocean current at 4 to 5 km/hour speed is called –

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