Question

Which ocean currents move from polar regions to equatorial regions?​

Answer 1

Explanation:

1.6 > The convection process in the North Atlantic: Cold, salty water sinks in the Labrador and in the Greenland Sea. This water forms a layer above the denser deep water from the Antarctic at a depth of around 2000 metres and flows toward the equator

Answer 2

The warm ocean currents move from equator to poles and the cold ocean currents move from poles towards equators.