Which flow deviation occurs because of atmospheric coriolis?

💡 Explanation

Trade winds deflect westward in both hemispheres, because the Coriolis effect alters air's trajectory. They curve due to Earth's rotation, therefore causing this deflection rather than influencing ocean depths or river systems.

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