a current.
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Waves transport energy over great distances. This energy can generate movement in water, such as in ocean waves, or transfer information in electromagnetic waves, like radio or light waves.
It is a current :)
No. First of all, most crocodiles do not swim in salt water, which is what the Atlantic ocean is. Secondly, they cannot swim such great distances.
The Great Lakers were ultimately formed by glaciers. The Atlantic Ocean was not. It was formed by continental rifting. Glaciers could not form a whole new ocean basin like that.
Continental drift is the movement of the earth's continents across the ocean's bed relative to one another. There is no disadvantage as such of this theory however it has certain weaknesses. One of the weakness is that people could not explain the forces that caused these continents to move such great distances.
A tsunami can occur when there is vertical movement at a fault under the ocean floor, displacing a large volume of water. This displacement generates a series of powerful waves that can travel long distances across the ocean. When these waves reach shallow coastal areas, they can increase in height and cause devastating flooding and destruction.
an ocean current.
the movement in the plate tectonics causes the movement at the bottom of the pacific ocean
During an earthquake, the movement of tectonic plates can displace ocean water, causing a tsunami. Tsunamis are large ocean waves that can travel long distances and cause significant coastal flooding and damage. Additionally, underwater landslides triggered by earthquakes may also impact the ocean floor and marine habitats.
by swimming long distances through the ocean.
Large volumes of bottom sediments can be transported long distances by processes such as turbidity currents, underwater avalanches, and longshore drift. These processes involve the movement of sediment-laden water in rivers, currents, or waves that can carry sediments over vast distances across the ocean floor.