Name the plateau in South Indian Ocean. ,Name the ocean basin in North Arabian Sea.

Name the plateau in South Indian Ocean. ,Name the ocean basin in North Arabian Sea.
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Answer the following question by using the given map: 1. Name the plateau in South Indian Ocean ... . Name the ocean current in Eastern Indian Ocean.
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