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What is a 'tidal bore' in geomorphology and oceanography?
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- 1A dry riverbed created due to prolonged drought conditions
- 2A whirlpool created by converging oceanic currents in the open sea
- 3A strong tide that pushes up a river or narrow bay against the direction of the current, forming a wave✓
- 4A deep underwater trench formed by tectonic activity
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A strong tide that pushes up a river or narrow bay against the direction of the current, forming a wave
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