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    Intertidal Zones The intertidal zone‚ also known as the littoral zone‚ in marine aquatic environments is the area of the foreshore and seabed that is exposed to the air at low tide and submerged at high tide‚ it is the area between tide marks. In the intertidal zone the most common organisms are small and most are relatively uncomplicated organisms. This is for a variety of reasons; firstly the supply of water that marine organisms require to survive is intermittent. Secondly‚ the wave

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    look for patterns in the erosion at Happisburgh‚ which may help our understanding of sites elsewhere that are eroding more slowly. http://www.bgs.ac.uk/landslides/happisburgh.html Blakeney National Nature Reserve Blakeney lies just above high tide and as a result the area is already at risk from flooding. The nature reserve is a shingle spit behind which are salt marshes which are home to several species of breeding birds and common and grey seals. East Head East Head is a SSSI (Site of

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    On Discovering Myself

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    Name : Ricahuerta ‚ Kimberlee kate Tides - are the rise and fall of sea levels caused by the combined effects of the gravitational forces exerted by the Moon and the Sun and the rotation of the Earth. Most places in the ocean usually experience two high tides and two low tides each day (semidiurnal tide)‚ but some locations experience only one high and one low tide each day (diurnal tide) Two types of tides Spring Tides By definition‚ spring tides are the horizontal flow of water toward

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    the rocky shore accordingly. These zones run parallel to the water and range from the high tide point (the highest place on the shore that the high tide reaches) to low tide point (the lowest point which the water goes to). Zonation results from the constant change of environmental conditions such as exposure to air and water. The less exposure air the species are able to withstand the closer to the low tide mark they’ll be and vice-versa. An advantage of zonation is it reduces interspecific competition

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    Earth with No Moon

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    greatly. But there would still be life on Earth‚ and many things on Earth would remain the same. Lunar tides are perhaps the most obvious effect of the Moon on Earth. The Earth without the moon would have a day that was only about 8 hours long. Tides occur because the gravitational force between the two bodies decreases with distance. This is because the tidal effects of the moon cause the high tides to flow westward‚ where they eventually run into land masses‚ which are moving to the east because

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    PESTEL Analysis of Food Souvenir Industry in Macau POLITICAL: Bejing Visa Policy: The GDP of Macau is expected to increase by 30% this year which indicates that the economy is recovering from 2008 recession. That means‚ if the economy keeps its same speed‚ Central govt. might bring some new policy on visa restriction for Chinese visitors similar to that of 2008 & 2007. If the central govt. observes any negative impact of the gaming boom‚ they might tighten the visa policy. International

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    Tidal Power

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    Tidal Energy Tidal energy is also known as tidal power‚ it is a form of hydropower that converts the energy collected from ocean tides into useful types of power‚ most specifically electricity. Tidal energy has been around for many years but the use of it today is minimal at best. Being that tidal energy relies solely on the oceans’ tides‚ which are always there and always will be‚ it has the potential to be a front-runner in the coming future of electricity. Though it is not yet a top source

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    The Village by the Sea

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    Daiana E. Field 5º1º The village by the sea By Anita Desai Analysis of the novel This story takes place in a small fishing village‚ called Thul‚ which is ¨only fourteen kilometres away from Bombay¨ (Chapter 4)‚ one of the biggest cities on the western coast of India‚ on the Arabian Sea. Although the author does not specify the year in which the story is set‚ we can deduce it takes place in the early twentieth century. We reach to this conclusion through the description of Bombay‚ ¨[…]here

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    Chapter 16 Notes Lesson 1: Composition and Structure of Earth’s Oceans Water covers 70 percent of Earth’s surface. The five main bodies of water are: The Pacific Ocean is the largest and deepest ocean. It is larger than all of Earth’s combined land area. The Atlantic Ocean is half the size of the Pacific. It occupies about 20 percent of Earth’s surface. The Indian Ocean is between Africa‚ India‚ and the Indonesian Islands. It is the third largest ocean. The Southern Ocean surrounds

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    Tidal Energy

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    centuries but only recently has any significant effort been put forth to realizing its vast potential. * GENERATING ELECTRICITY VIA TIDES [pic] Tidal energy works from the power of changing tides. Tidal changes in sea level can be used to generate electricity‚ by building a dam across a costal bay or estuary with large differences between low and high tides. The high tides allow emense amounts of water to rush into the bay. The gates of the dam then shut when water level is at its maximum height. Holes

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