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Seawater contains dissolved salts and gases that determine its salinity. Ocean currents are driven by tides, waves, and wind and include surface currents forming gyres due to the Coriolis effect as well as deep sea currents caused by Ekman transport and upwelling.

OCEANSEAWATER
Salinity
 The total quantity of dissolved salts in
seawater, expressed as a percentage.
Dissolved
Gases
TIDESSEA WAVES

OCEANS CURRENTS
Surface Currents
Gyres
Coriolis effect

Deep Sea Currents
Ekman transport
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