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    February 10‚ 2010 Introduction The intertidal zone‚ or littoral zone‚ is a slim perimeter along the shoreline. The intertidal zone is located between the highest and the lowest tides. Since the intertidal zone is located between the highest and the lowest tides it has many abiotic factors that make life challenging for the intertidal organisms‚ therefore the organisms must be well adapted to the intertial zone in order to survive. Intertidal organisms experience emmersion

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    millions of people went through to get here." The Iakovous’ book "Bitter Tide" reflects the authors’ interest in the historical location as the setting for their latest mystery. They credited the work to a new pseudonym‚ Ann Stamos‚ because the book is vastly different from their earlier Nick and Julia Lambros mystery titles. Whereas the series featuring the amateur sleuths involved modern-day restaurants‚ "Bitter Tide" takes place in 1901 and is told with as much attention to historical accuracy

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    causing Io to be so active? It travels in an irregular elliptical motion thanks to Europa‚ Ganymede and Jupiter’s strong gravity. This causes tides in Io’s surface that rise up to 100 meters which generates enough heat for the volcanic activity and eliminates any water that could have existed. The immense pressure from the inside of Io caused by the tides of its neighboring satellites keeps it’s crust in a liquid state and causes the volcanoes and in turn renews it’s surface and is why its surface

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    species in these zones is called vertical zonation. It is a nearly universal feature of the intertidal zone. Supratidal zone- When the tide retreats‚ the upper regions become exposed to air. The organisms that live in this region are facing problems like gas exchange‚ desiccation‚ temperature changes and feeding. It is only covered during storms and extremely high tides and is moistened by the spray of the breaking waves.  Because of these severe conditions‚ only a few resistant organisms live here.

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    The battle of D-Day was under General Eisenhower who ordered the attack. The Nazis didn’t know they were going to attack because of harsh winds. D-Day was an important battle during World War Two. People should know about this battle that changed the tide of the War. Before the battle of D-Day General Eisenhower forces had to take over Omaha Beach and if they win the battle the Americans get supply routes. The Allies were the United States‚ England‚ Russia‚ and Canada. The invasion was postponed because

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    gradient‚ current energy‚ winds and salinity gradient‚ not all of these are suitable for Malaysian sea areas. This paper surveys the available Malaysian oceanographic data and identifies the potential sources of energy. • • • • • Thermal Difference Tides Waves Ocean Current Salinity gradient The concept being developed for each category will be briefly explained in the following sections. 2.1 Ocean Thermal Energy Ocean thermal energy is based on the principle of thermodynamics‚ that is useful work

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    live in the conditions of shallow water area. There are many different plat families and these plants are able to survive regular flooding as well as fresh and salt waters. The mangrove trees must withstand being submerged twice a day by saltwater tides. The soil in which these trees grow in maybe sand but it is mostly rich mud. This rich mud is high in nutrients but low in oxygen. Mangroves have these aerial and salt filtering roots and salt excreting leaves that help them occupy the fluctuating

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    7. What force causes the tides to occur on Earth’s surface? Tides on Earth’s surface are caused by the moon’s gravitational pull as well as the Sun’s gravitational pull. However‚ the Sun’s gravity is much weaker on Earth’s surface than the moon’s gravity since the Moon is much closer to Earth than the Sun. 8. Describe one factor that affects the height of the tides in a particular area. One factor that affects the heights of tides in a particular area is because of

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    Surfing is about wind speed and wind direction‚ swell periods‚ ocean floor (bathymetry)‚ tides‚ storms‚ currents and how to properly forecast swells. Surfing just got harder. It is important to start somewhere. First off‚ how do waves function? According to Wayne Presnell‚ who is a meteorologist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s

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    into three main regions : a. Splash zone -- a region rarely covered by the sea‚ but is usually sprayed with salt spray at high tide. Sometimes‚ it may be drenched in a heavy gale. Aquatic plants and animals are rare in this zone. b. Intertidal zone -- Also known as the littoral zone. It lies between the mean high water spring tide mark and the mean low water spring tide mark.. All the plants and animals in this zone must

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