Tengeráramlások
Tengeráramlások refer to the continuous, directed movement of seawater. These currents are driven by a variety of factors including wind, differences in water density (due to temperature and salinity variations), and the Earth's rotation. They are a fundamental component of the Earth's climate system, playing a crucial role in distributing heat and nutrients across the globe.
Surface currents, primarily driven by prevailing winds, are responsible for transporting heat from equatorial regions towards
The movement of these currents influences weather patterns, marine ecosystems, and the distribution of marine life.