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Marshes and Mangroves,gure 7.1). This happens mainly in the supralittoral and the upper littoral zones. Two of the most characteristic coastal communities of this nature are saltmarshes, which are found mainly in temperate to subpolar climates, and mangrove swamps which are of tropical to subtropical occurrence (Figure 7.2).

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Other Coastal Habitats,ntion. Habitats such as shingle beaches are only of relatively small and local importance, whereas polar ice-edges or coastline are extensive. The animals so far neglected include fish, birds and mammals including man. This chapter considers some of our ‘remaindered’ habitats.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-53224-5 intertidal zone—but also of its adjacent coastal waters. In particular it is hoped to introduce the reader to coastal phenomena and their underlying causes through description and explanation of observable physical and biological features of the environment.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-00088-5e 2.1). The pelagic realm consists of . and . provinces, the latter comprising the shallow (down to 100–200 m) coastal waters overlying the continental shelf. Although accounting for only a comparatively small proportion (.. 5%) of the world’s seas, neritic environments are often highly productive a

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Einteilung der keramischen Erzeugnisse,open marine and fully freshwater environments. Estuaries can be defined as semi-enclosed bodies of coastal water which retain a free connection with the open sea and within which sea water is measurably mixed with fresh water of terrestrial origin (Pritchard, 1967).