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Q3: A spring tide:<br>A)has moderate high and low
Q22: continental shelf<br>A)flat depositional surfaces that cover extensive
Q30: Kuroshio Current<br>A)tropical latitudes<br>B)cold current, northern hemisphere, temperate
Q33: halite<br>A)cosmogenous sediment<br>B)hydrogenous sediment<br>C)lithogenous (terrigenous)sediment<br>D)biogenous sediment<br>
Q37: mid-ocean ridge<br>A)transform fault<br>B)spreading center<br>C)subduction zone
Q38: The two relatively flat areas on the
Q41: Echo sounding is not a very reliable
Q53: The vertical distance between the wave trough
Q54: Rogue waves tend to occur:<br>A)in areas where
Q74: When spring tides coincide with lunar perigee,