ocean surface currents
nemo
current patterns
deep currents
waves
100

Streamlike movements of water that occur at or near the surface of the ocean are called ___

Surface Currents. 

100

The East Australian Current does  what 

flows along the  East coast of Australia 


100

If Earth's surface were covered only with water, currents would travel in a what type of pattern 

fixed pattern

100

Deep currents are stream-like and do what with the ocean 

movements of ocean water far below the ocean surface

100

Waves are made of two main components -

crests and troughs that help them flow.

200

flow like rivers in distinct patterns around the Earth.

 are called Surface currents that help flow water etc

200

it flows southward 

 from the Great Barrier 

Reef. 

200

When currents meet landforms, they do what 

change direction and procedie on course 

200

Deep currents are not controlled by

wind or the Coriolis effect.

200

A wavelength is a distance between two

adjust crests or troughs.

300

Surface currents are controlled by four 

factors: 

 winds, the Coriolis effect,

continental deflections, the water 

temp

300

Speeds in the core of the EAC are 

among the strongest in the South Pacific ___ ph

4.5 mph

300

Warm water currents begin near the equator and carry

warm water to other parts of the ocean.

300

Temperature and salinity affect the what of the ocean 

 the density of ocean water.

300

Wave height is the vertical distance between

the crest of a wave and its trough.

400

this stream comes from Florida to 

Iceland making it hot and cool with the hot currents

400

The movie would have you think that the East Australian Current is a narrow jet. But actually it is __

it is way bigger a wider

400

Warm-water currents create what in diffrent areas

 warmer climates in coastal areas that would otherwise be much cooler (Iceland).

400

The denser water moves along the ocean floor and eventually travels towards

the equator in the form of a deep current.

400

Ocean aves form because of friction between

the wind and the surface of the water.

500

Hemisphere turn clockwise while currents in the Southern Hemisphere turn

counter clock wise

500

The current is almost 100 km wide, and more than

1.5 km deep – in fact, more like a ribbon than a tube.

500

This causes changes in the atmosphere that disrupt

the climate in many parts of the world.

500

Less-dense water always flows on 

water 

500

Waves move in a what type of pattern

circular pattern causing them to make the currents and things

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