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The splash / spray zone, which is the uppermost region of the tidepool, is seldom covered by the ocean. It gets moisture from wave splash, spray and rain.
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What is the climate of the mangroves?
In Humid Tropical Climates were annual temperature is high and temperature amplitude is low. Found on the coasts, they can live in salt water and usually are in tidal zones.
When are the tidal currents strongest?
When are the tidal currents strongest?
What is a word for a high tidal wave?
tidal surge
Which tides have maximum tidal range?
A spring tide has the greatest tidal range. A neap tide has a smaller tidal range.
What zones are north and south of the tropics zones?
temperate zones
What are the tide zones?
An area subject to tidal actions
What do you call a sea creature that roams around between tidal zones?
tidal zone sea creature
In which tidal zones do eel grass algae fish shrimps dolphin and more survive?
n which tidal zones do eel grass algae fish shrimps dolphin and more survive?
Where are Oyster borer found?
In mid tidal zones in New Zealand
What zone do dolphins live in?
Dolphins live in the deep marine waters, not in tidal zones.
Is there a connection between earthquakes and tidal waves?
Yes. Earthquakes at subduction zones can trigger tsunamis.
Is ghost crabs an endangered species?
No. The various species of ghost crabs, found in tidal zones, are not endangered,but are quite common.
What is the climate of the mangroves?
In Humid Tropical Climates were annual temperature is high and temperature amplitude is low. Found on the coasts, they can live in salt water and usually are in tidal zones.
What are giant tidal waves called?
i would say earthquakes but there are more reasons edit: Tidal waves are the byproduct of undersea plate tectonics. Subduction zones create large amounts of friction which then in turn create seismic waves which are transferred in to the surrounding sea water and take the form of fast moving waves in the open ocean. When the water becomes more shallow is when you see the classic images of a tsunami or tidal wave.
What is the history of tidal energy?
tidal energy is created by turbines that does make tidal power
What is the ecological niche of an oyster?
Oysters thrive in the tidal zones of sea or ocean water. There are intertidal and subtidal types of oysters, which both provide a habitable place for smaller sea animals to live within their hard shells.
What kind of soil do mangroves grow in?
riverine or estuary. normally with their feet standing in the water - between the tidal zones. the soil would be sandy, saline, wet (or even water-logged) with very little if any organic material
