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surface waves that occur on the free surface of bodies of water
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Wind waves are ripples and undulations that form on the surface of water bodies when wind blows across them. They matter because they affect navigation, coastal erosion, marine activities, and the overall behavior of oceans and lakes.
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- Porto Covo July 2011-6.jpg
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