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    Ras El Hekma Area Analysis

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    1893) or “Cap Leuke” (Muller‚ 1901) was located on the NE side of Ras El Hekma’s triangle‚ a short distance from the headland‚ it was constructed inside a bay and protected from the northern waves by a tombolo‚ and bordered to the west by some coastal dunes accumulated upon calcareous ridges‚ in addition to a coastal sabkha and wadi mouths (Fig.12). At the moment some archaeological evidence were discovered by the authors in two locations in Ras El Hekma area; first location in site #2‚ it can be considered

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    physical factors which cause change in ecosystems can be seen through succession; for example in the sand dune ecosystem in Talacre‚ North Wales you can see how the vegetation changes with distance from the high mark. The further in land you travel across the sand dunes the more densely the vegetation become and the wider the variety of species that grow there become. This is because the fore dunes have many physical factors which inhibit the growth of flora; there is little soil with almost no shelter

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    Hoeft State Park Analysis

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    P H Hoeft State Park: A Mile of Pristine White Sand Beach‚ and Dunes The park is densely wooded. This is one of Michigan’s very first state parks. It lies near the Straits of Mackinac‚ and just 50 miles from the Mackinac Bridge. It’s a popular place‚ but the thick forest means that sounds from other campers come in muffled‚ if at all. Rangers are friendly‚ and chitchat with you as you check in. Whether you’re coming for an afternoon or a lot longer‚ the one thing that can’t be missed is the park’s

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    Ecological Restoration

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    the Main Campus of UCSB and is bordered on the south by the Pacific Ocean.” The floor of the lagoon contains a depth of about 40 feet of loose and incompact layers of sand‚ slit‚ and clay comprised of partially decomposed organic matter. Habitat types that the lagoon includes are salt marshes‚ coast live oak woodlands‚ coastal dunes‚ vernal marshes and coastal sage scrubs. Archaeologists have determined that mankind had inhabited this area for about 9‚000 years (UCSB Campus Lagoon). The restoration

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    lab repot

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    direction indicated by the barchan dunes in Figure 15.14? Answer: From west to east 15.16. Notice in Figure 15.14 that some of the dunes are not perfectly symmetrical like that shown in Figure 15.13. (A) Describe this asymmetry‚ and (B) try to explain it. Hint: Study the caption to Figure 15.13A. The sand hills are called the barchans dunes. These dunes are created by wind with a nominal flow of sand. They are crescent shaped and also produce a constant flow of sand. The symmetry is developed because

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    Agro Eco Regions in India

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    The need for growing more food‚ on a sustainable basis‚ to support the ever-increasing population demands a systematic appraisal of our natural resources including climate‚ soils‚ flora‚ and fauna. Since agriculture is highly location-specific‚ grouping the available land area in the country into different agro-ecological regions based on certain identifiable characteristics becomes all the more important. This may help the country to engage in more rational planning and optimizing resource use for

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    The Year 2050

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    shrunk into a mere isolated island. There is destruction everywhere. Road works are left unfinished‚ doors of houses are left open and there is no one. In the foggy and dim distance several buildings rise with dignity and pride‚ above the dancing sand dunes and several others are prisoners of the black smog that beseiges them. The black smog gradually begins to engulf the sick and weary Sun and the hands of its dying beams stretch out to calm down the enraging and exasperating crimson clouds. How

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    rich in nutrients and oxygen and is home to a variety of organisms. The littoral zone provides some plants with the opportunity to complete their growth cycle‚ but the changing water level also brings about some environmental problems‚ such as soil erosion and biodiversity reduction (Chen). The word littoral means shore. Therefore‚ the littoral zone of a pond is generally defined as the portion of the pond that is less than fifteen feet in from the shore and fairly shallow (Mahalo). In areas

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    hitesh

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    I. Give geographical reasons. 1. Rainwater harvesting is very important in Rajasthan. Rainwater harvesting is very important in Rajasthan because Rajasthan Desert gets very little rainfall which is around is 100 to 250 mm. in a year. Hence there is water scarcity throughout the year and also high variability from year to year.  Western Rajasthan faces acute water scarcity due to poor ground water quality and lack of water resources such as rivers and canals.  To tackle with this problem and

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    Geology

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    How has society responded to coastal changes initiated by sand transportation‚ and have these responses been wise environmentally and economically? What do you do when mid-latitude cyclones get larger‚ strong frontal winds are more frequent‚ and waves and currents get stronger? How can we control high waves and storm surges that drive more sediment transport‚ permanently changing the coast? Coastal dunes‚ of all shapes and sizes‚ are are dense enough to prevent rapid and significant changes

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