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    The Coriolis Effect Causes Objects Moving in the Northern Hemisphere
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The Coriolis Effect Causes Objects Moving in the Northern Hemisphere

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The Coriolis effect causes objects moving in the northern hemisphere to veer off course .


A) to the right, or clockwise when viewed from above
B) to the left, or counterclockwise when viewed from above
C) in an upward direction
D) in a downward direction

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