The direction of ocean currents is reversed with season in
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the Pacific ocean
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the Atlantic ocean
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no area on earth
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the Indian ocean
D
Correct answer
Explanation
The Indian Ocean is unique among major oceans for its seasonal current reversal driven by monsoon winds. During southwest monsoon (June-September), currents flow west to east; during northeast monsoon (December-February), they reverse. Pacific and Atlantic currents are driven by gyres and don't reverse seasonally.