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What does open water zone mean?
The open water zone refers to the area of an aquatic ecosystem that is not near the shoreline or bottom of the water body. It typically has no physical structures or barriers and is often characterized by deep water, high levels of sunlight penetration, and the presence of diverse organisms that may be adapted to living in the more open, exposed environment.
The term for the distance over which wind blows uninterrupted is called what?
The term for the distance over which wind blows uninterrupted is called "fetch". Fetch is used in relation to areas of open water where winds can generate waves.
Where do baymouth bars form across bays?
Baymouth bars form across bays at the entrance, where sediment is deposited by longshore drift to create a barrier that separates the bay from the open ocean. This feature results in shallow water inside the bay and can impact navigation and water circulation within the bay.
What is a man made lake for storing water called?
A man-made lake for storing water is called a reservoir. Reservoirs are created by constructing dams across rivers to collect and hold water for various purposes such as drinking water supply, irrigation, and hydropower generation.
What name do open water tornadoes have?
Tornadoes on water are called waterspouts.
The distance that the wind has traveled across open water?
Fetch
Define the earth science version of fetch?
the distance traveled by wind or waves across open water.
The distance wind travels across open ocean water is called?
fetch, or Gare but I'm pretty sure it's fetch =)
What does sailed leagues mean?
A league is a measure of distance- on land, 3 miles. At sea, 3 nautical miles (about 3.43 miles). To say that you sailed for leagues is a way of saying you traveled by boat for a long distance.
What is a zone of a lake or pond that extends across the top of the water?
the open-water zone
What is the zone of a lake or a pond that extends across the top of water?
the open-water zone
What is zone of a lake or pond that extends across the top of the water?
the open-water zone
How many miles does penguins walk across Antarctica while breeding?
Your answer depends on the location of the penguin colony. Near the Ross Sea, for example, Emperor Penguins can travel across about 60 Km of ice in order to reach open water to feed. Once she lays the egg, the female travels to open water to feed. She transfers the egg to the male's feet before leaving them. Ultimately, she returns -- about six to eight weeks later, and transfers the egg from his feet to her feet. Then the male travels about the same distance to feed in open water.
What how many pool laps is equivelant to a .5 mile open water swim?
The distance you swim in a pool is the same distance you would swim in open water. The difference is the difficulty. With open water swimming, the swimmer has to face waves, an undiverted wake, and air temperature; where as, a swimmer in a pool has lane lines to dissolve wake, a fixed temperature, and calm water.
When was Across the Open Sea created?
Across the Open Sea was created in 1993-07.
How did Swedish people get to America?
The simply left Sweden which at the time had open borders for people wishing to leave for America. They traveled across the Atlantic by ship.
What causes most waves to form?
Most waves are caused by wind blowing across the surface of the water, transferring energy and creating ripples that develop into larger waves. The size and strength of waves depend on factors such as wind speed, wind duration, and the distance of open water over which the wind has blown.
