When fresh river water mixes with sea water in a semi-enclosed basin‚ an estuary is formed. The formation of estuaries can also occur in drowned river valleys (Owen‚ 1992‚ p.3). A variety of plant and animal species live in the estuary as they are provided with a wealth of living space‚ food and shelter. Many native flowering plants and seaweeds are included in the flora of the estuaries‚ where the plant species are distributed based on their salinity tolerances. Salt marshes form towards the high-tide
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Task question In my task question I am going to study why does the velocity vary downstream? To carry out this investigation we will be going to Carding Mill valley; carding mill valley is located near the border of Wales‚ North West England in Shropshire. (This can be seen on image 1) (Image 1) (Image 1) This means we are collecting primary data which is mainly so we can get accurate and reliable set of results. In order to answer the task question
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025tonnes of mixed waste (bio-degradable and recyclable) • 2‚000tonnes of debris and silt. The biodegradable waste (wet waste) is made up of vegetable and fruit remainders‚ leaves‚ spoiled food‚ eggshells‚ cotton‚ etc. Recyclable (dry waste) consists of newspapers‚ thermocol‚ plastic‚ battery cells‚ wires‚ iron sheets‚ glass‚ etc. Debris includes construction waste‚ renovation waste‚ demolition waste‚ etc. Silt comprises earth and clay from drains and road corners. It is estimated that by 2008 such
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Geology 101 Complete Final Exam Study Guide All Questions Answered Fall 2012 Chapter 1 – Earth in Context Understand the workings behind the scientific method. What are the different steps and the balances and checks associated with the scientific method. Recognizing the problem Collecting data Proposing hypotheses Test hypotheses Form theory The Earth began to differentiate forming a stratified Earth. How does density change with depth? What are these zones (not necessary to
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consistent amount of fresh water to drink as well as silty soil to grow crops on. Egypt had the Nile River‚ one of the most fertile places on the planet‚ while China had the Huang He or yellow river‚ which deposited large amount of dusty yellowish silt (McDougal Littell‚ 46). In northern China‚ people grew crops such as wheat and millet‚ while in the south‚ people grew rice. Other crops were grown such as tea‚ sugar and cotton. As China was equipped with many rivers‚ it also allowed the Chinese people
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Site A: Bayaoas‚ Urdaneta Historical Background: There are many versions on how Urdaneta City officially became URDANETA. One theory suggests its original name is ORGANITA‚ roughly meaning “little organ or unit.” This is plausible as it was then a composite of portions of barrios of the adjacent towns where they converged to create one composite pueblo. Some of the theorists‚ the so-called purists‚ belie this by saying that the Spanish root word is organo; therefore‚ the right word should be
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Hurricane Katrina Hurricanes start off as tropical depressions (centres of low atmospheric pressure) over tropical oceans. Three things must happen for a hurricane to form. A continuous evaporation and condensation cycle must take place; there must also be patterns of winds that are characterized by the converging winds‚ and a difference in air pressure between the surface and high altitude. In the warm waters of the eastern Atlantic‚ water vapour rises from the ocean and then cools forming clouds
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studded with stars. Because of the Milky Way’s milky patch of the sky‚ the Egyptian would think Hathor as a lactating cow that could produce a lot of milk. And associated her prolific feature with annual inundation of the Nile that deposited a lot of silt and made an otherwise desert region a fertile land. Invariably the Egyptians coined Hathor the goddess of
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The Egyptian‚ Destruction of Mankind‚ which was found in the tombs of 5 different Pharaohs can easily be compared to the story of Noah’s Ark‚ in the Judeo-Christian tradition. The similarities between them include themes such as smiting‚ finding favor within humankind‚ and a flood. Although these themes are similar‚ the significance of how these two cultures interpreted them could have been different. The theme of smiting can be read in both text but the ideas surrounding them differ. In the account
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convenience‚ which aided agricultural abilities helping to boost civilization. Farmers used the water for irrigation since most of Egypt is dry. During the long rainy season‚ the Nile would flood. When the flood occurred it would drop deposits of silt‚ a rich soil ideal for growing crops. The farmers would then spend long‚ laborious hours cultivating and preparing the land for planting. They also spent time making dikes and ditches to retain the water for irrigation uses throughout the rest of
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