Which outcome occurs when wind driven surface currents meet landmasses?

💡 Explanation

Ocean gyres form because coastal landmasses deflect surface currents, initiating the Coriolis effect and circular motion, rather than intensification of upwelling, because this effect requires specific shelf topography and wind conditions.

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