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Chapter 11 The Indian Ocean We now turn to the Indian Ocean, which is in several respects very different from the Pacific Ocean. The most striking difference is the seasonal reversal of the monsoon winds and its effects
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NEC / Southeast Indian Ridge / Central Indian / Carlsberg / Stephens / Chagos-Laccadive Ridges / /

Continent

Antarctica / Africa / /

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Sri Lanka / Pakistan / Australia / Oman / Madagascar / Mozambique / Timor / Somalia / /

Event

Natural Disaster / M&A / /

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ridge systems / monsoonal current systems / /

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Gulf of Carpentaria / Arabian Sea / Persian Gulf / Mascarene Plateau / Atlantic ocean / Southern Ocean / island of Madagascar / Arabia / Timor sea / South Indian Ocean / Indonesian seas / Sverdrup stream / Pacific Ocean / Australian coast / Somalia / Red Sea / Tibetan Plateau / Broken Plateau / Indonesian islands / Bay of Bengal / Indian Ocean / Australasian Mediterranean Sea / Arafura sea / Andaman Islands / Gulf of Oman / /

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Federal Government / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / /

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representative for the depth-averaged flow / /

Region

southern Africa / northern Indian Ocean / South Indian Ocean / northwestern Indian Ocean / Indian Ocean / East Madagascar / Southwest of Australia / Persian Gulf / mediterranean / southern Indian Ocean / western Australia / east Asia / /

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Java / pdf / /

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