The relationship between Earth's rotation, the Coriolis effect, and the formation of atmospheric winds and ocean currents is a fundamental and well-established scientific fact that requires no citation.
The claim states that Earth's rotation produces specific types of winds and oceanic waves (or currents), which is a basic physical principle governed by the Coriolis effect and geostrophic flow. While some retrieved papers touch on wind stress curls or surface-air winds influenced by the Coriolis force (e.g., papers [2] and [10]), the core premise is a textbook truism of Earth science and fluid dynamics. Therefore, it is classified as common knowledge.