Vertical ocean circulation is the result of differences in what between adjacent water masses?
A) Temperature
B) Salinity
C) Coriolis effect
D) temperature and salinity

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Vertical ocean circulation is driven by differences in both temperature and salinity between adjacent water masses, which affect their density and lead to the movement of water in the vertical plane.

Vertical Ocean Circulation Is the Result of Differences in What