Which geographic offset increases due to Earth's rotation?

💡 Explanation

Ocean currents exhibit curving paths due to the Coriolis effect, because this force deflects moving objects relative to Earth’s rotating frame of reference; therefore, ocean currents are notably shifted, rather than landforms or latitudinal heating processes.

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