What happens to ocean currents near the equator?
The Coriolis effect causes them to bend.
They descend into the depths due to upwelling.
Water becomes colder and sinks to the bottom.
Sediments are released as waves slow down.
The Coriolis effect causes them to bend.
They descend into the depths due to upwelling.
Water becomes colder and sinks to the bottom.
Sediments are released as waves slow down.