Titlebook: Intertidal Ecology; David Raffaelli,Stephen Hawkins Book 1999 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1999 Symbiose.behavior.biological.distribution.dy

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Coping with the physical and biological environment,ral history of the seashore. First: we consider how the dispersal stages of shore organisms actually find a suitable place to live. Then we go on to describe how, once settled on the shore, these organisms deal morphologically, behaviourally and, to a limited extent, physiologically with the main ab

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The shore as a system,. We begin by describing how nearshore oceanic processes affect shore communities. Then we take several examples of marine systems and outline the flows of energy and material through them. Finally, we consider the ways in which the different life-history stages of various species exploit the shore

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-1489-6Symbiose; behavior; biological; distribution; dynamics; ecology; ecosystem; energy; environment; fauna; iron; p

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978-0-412-29960-5Kluwer Academic Publishers 1999

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Human impact on the shore,important port-city to the present day: coastal fishing boats, dockyards, the merchant navy and the Royal Navy, tourists, recreationalists and marine biologists all use the complex of creeks, soft shores, rocky shores and estuaries entering Plymouth Sound. This pattern of progressive exploitation is seen in many coastal areas throughout the world.

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Causes of zonation, experiments have revealed the significance of biological factors for setting distributional limits. Because the majority of studies have been on rocky shores, we will deal with these first. We then consider the causes of distribution on depositing shores and other environmental gradients.

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