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Construction of each substrate: Rock Crevice: The rock crevice used four rocks to make a crevice shape Rock Structure: The rock structure was made of three rocks, two rocks on the bottom level and one resting on top of the others to make an overhang. Seaweed: Find a small bunch of Bladderwrack-Fucus seaweed and weigh it down with a small rock so it does not disturb the other substrates. Shells: Collect periwinkles (both smooth and common), dogwhelks, and a mussel or clam to make up the shell area

I. History of Volleyball a. Founder b. Origin of the Volleyball c. First name of Volleyball d. Who gave the name volleyball e. Year and When the volleyball was introduced in the philippines f. Year volleyball officially played in Olympics iI. cOURT dIMENSION a. Length and width of the court b. Length and width of the playing area including the free zone and warm up area c. Length and width of the net d. Height of the net for male and female iii.

This report will discuss the beach of Glenelg on the coast of South Australia. Aspects that will be elaborated on are the history of Glenelg, the location, natural processes that affect Glenelg, human impact at Glenelg, stakeholders in Glenelg, summary of management strategies that have been employed in the past and an evaluation of strategies that could be considered for the future management for Glenelg. In 1836 between July and December eight ships came across to Kangaroo Island and aboard two

As we engineer the shoreline, this is a phase that may compare to the changing or altering the nature of the shoreline in order to keep it stabilized. The stabilization methods of shoreline range from planting dune grass, to large seawalls using bulldozers or cranes. These methods are short term. Erosion of beaches caused by human may be greater than nature causing. Replenishing of beaches may consist of pumping sand back out onto the beach, or building back up sand dunes. This would result in not

Location and Boundaries. The SKCP site and location begins at the headwaters of the Stillwater River in the Beartooth Mountains, including the tributaries, to the confluence with the Yellowstone River in Columbus, MT. The Stillwater River, which is approximately 113 kilometers (KM) long, rises in the Absarka-Beartooth Wilderness near the state line with Wyoming and flows northeast joining the Yellowstone River in Columbus, MT. The project covers the gravel bars and bank sections along the Stillwater

River Cliff: created on the outside of a meander bend by the erosive effect of fast-flowing water. Saltation: material bounced along the bed of the river. Sedimentation: The settling out of suspended particles from a body of water (or in some cases, very fine particles settled from the air or blown by the wind). Slip-Off Slope: forms on the inside of a meander bend as a result of deposition in the slower flowing water. Solution: some rocks such as limestone are subject to chemical attack and

The life form of E. elymoides is considered graminoid, which it is a plant with narrow leaves that grow out from a base (Simonin 2001). E. elymoides has a height growth between 10 and 45 cm tall where hollow stems, culms, protrude out from the base of the grass. The leaf blade thickness is anywhere from flat to curved ranging from 1 to 6 mm; whereas the complete flower head, or inflorescence of the grass, is a spike ranging from 2 to 17 cm long not counting the bristle-like structures at the end

Starved Rock Park is a beautiful, marvel that lies along the Illinois River just 90 miles West of Chicago. The park was named after a battle that took place in 1760 that involved the Ottawa Indian tribe. When the battle broke out among opposing tribes the Ottawa Indians were forced to take refuge on a giant rock. Several days after the battle, the tribe began to run out of resources and eventually starved to death, giving the rock and the park its name. The rich history of the area began in 8000

There is evidence of grooves and craters in the land where water would have flowed similar to the rivers, channels, and lakes on Earth. The textbook notes runoff channels that were “found in the southern highland” (Chaisson & McMillan, 2014, p 245), similar to our rivers, and outflow channels where large amounts of water drained “from the southern highlands into the northern plains” (Chaisson & McMillan, 2014, p 245). Also, chemical compounds found in the rocks suggested that there was water on

The comparison between the three Rondavels and the Three Sisters 1 Introduction The three Rondavels in Mpumalanga and the Three Sisters in Northern Cape are geographical landforms that are similar but found in two different provinces. In this essay differences and similarities in appearance, structure, location, geology and climate of these landforms will be discussed. 2 The Three Rondavels description “The Three Rondavels are located in the Blyde River Canyon region” Anon (2006). These Three