The Movement of Ocean Water

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The Movement of Ocean Water Chapter 14 The Movement of Ocean Water Chap 14, Sect 3 (Waves) Objectives: Identify the parts of a wave. Describe how ocean waves form and move.

Things that make you go hmmm….. Is a wave different from a surface current? Is a wave different from the tide?

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Tsunami Waves that form from sudden movement of ocean water: earthquakes Tsunami Animation (double click links to open in your browser)