Upwelling and cold surface ocean currents occur generally along:

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Upwelling is a process where deep, cold water rises to the surface, usually caused by wind patterns and ocean currents. Cold surface ocean currents also flow along the coast in the same direction as the wind, bringing cold water from high latitudes towards lower latitudes. This occurs generally along the mid-latitude west coasts of continents, such as the California Current off the west coast of North America and the Benguela Current off the west coast of southern Africa. Therefore, the best choice is B, mid-latitude west coasts of continents.

Upwelling and Cold Surface Ocean Currents Occur Generally Along