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    overall composition of sediment in Nasoata Islet determines the types of plant species to be found there and that the main biodiversity to be found is mainly composed of coastal or marine vegetation‚ where the main ecosystems to be found are mainly the mangrove ecosystem‚ the coastal littoral forest and beach ecosystem and the intertidal flat and seagrass ecosystem. This essay will be featuring the status of the coastal and nearshore biodiversity‚ horizontal zonation and the interconnectivity between

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    Intertidal Wetlands Notes

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    between 25ْN and 25ْC • Dominated by mangrove trees which can survive partial submersion in salty water • They protect the coastline from erosion‚ reduce storm water damage‚ trap sediment from runoff and provision breeding ground for many fish‚ invertebrate and plant species The inter-tidal wetlands at Homebush Bay are located at 33°S and 151°E and are located to the west of Sydney’s central business district. The wetlands are 58ha in size‚ 40ha being mangrove forest‚ 10ha as a waterbird refuge

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    Natural Vegetation Tropical Rainforests 10º North and South of the Equator High rainfall and temperatures (over 1500 mm yearly; about 27º) Typically located in the Amazon Basin in South America‚ Congo Basin in Africa and parts of Southeast Asia such as Indonesia and Malaysia. ~400 species per hectare 5 distinct layers: Emergent: 30m to 50m; tall thick straight trunks Canopy: 15m to 30m; wide‚ shallow‚ umbrella-shaped crowns form a continuous leaf cover‚ preventing sunlight from penetrating

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    DEVELOPMENT OF NIPA PALM TART CHAPTER I THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND Introduction Nypa fruticans known as Nipa Palm in the Philippines is the only palm considered a mangrove in the Mangroves Biome. This species is a monotypic taxon‚ the only one in the genus Nypa. Nipa palms grow in soft mud and slow moving tidal and river waters that bring in nutrients. The palm can be found as far inland as the tide can deposit the floating nuts. Nypa fruticans‚ the Nipa palm‚ has a horizontal trunk that

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    sociology ia

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    socialization. [Dysfunctional families] (4) To establish‚ that certain deviant acts are sanctioned as opposed to others.THERE are a range of threats to mangrove forests in Jamaica and‚ by extension‚ the Caribbean and the world. They include over-harvesting‚ river changes‚ clearing‚ over-fishing‚ pollution‚ coral reef loss and climate change. Over-harvesting Mangrove trees the world over are used for firewood charcoal production as well as for construction wood and wood chips. While harvesting is a practice

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    My Journey

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    …My Destinations September 16‚ 2011 Welcome to Iloilo Water Treatment Plant! This was our first destination. I felt very amazed with what I saw for it comprises a very wide sedimentary basin‚ as what people there said. Even though I’m far from the speaker (can’t hear much!)‚ I’ve gained something. That Metro Iloilo Water Distribution extracts its supply from Tigum River through an intake dam constructed in Barangay Daja‚ Maasin. From the dam‚ raw water is conveyed

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    The Black River Safari

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    TABLE OF CONTENT Aim Introduction Methodology Presentation and analysis of data Fauna Black Soil Composition Importance of biodiversity Impact on the wetlands in the community of Black River Conclusion Appendix Reference AIM What is the importance of Biodiversity? INTRODUCTION Black River is the capital of St. Elizabeth and also the name of the river located in that region. In 1876 Alexander Graham Bell made the light bulb and it came to Jamaica 24 years later. Black River

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    manage biodiversity (14) Mangroves are essential to marine‚ freshwater and terrestrial biodiversity‚ because they stabilise coastlines against erosion‚ collect sediments and provide a nursery for coastal fish. However‚ mangroves are at threat; over 50% of the world’s original mangrove forests have been lost. This has been due to many factors such as‚ shrimp farming‚ climate change‚ over-harvesting etc. As a result‚ there are many players who are trying to halt the loss of mangroves to protect and restore

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    Marine Ecology Group 6 Leader: Lester Hernandez Members: Jerome Pineda Bren Phillip Carasco Arizza Mae Delos Reyes Niña Clarisse Monzales Roxanne Ocampo Marine Fauna * Are animals that inhabit the seas and oceans * Some marine animals subsequently transferred to life in fresh water and on dry land‚ giving rise to freshwater and terrestrial fauna. * Some vertebrates that returned to the marine environment have retained their ties to land‚ leaving the sea for reproduction

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    Ecodiversityof Pulicatlake 3

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    with the various threats for its eco-degradation which helps to plan necessary conservation methods. The Pulicat area has some very significant patches of remnants of southern tropical dry ever green forest interspersed with mangrove forest‚ littoral vegetation and cane brake on Sriharikata Island which is of considerable Botanical interest. The sanctuary area has some very significant patches of remnants of Southern

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