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Intertidal zone

The presence of shell fouling affects the corrosion of steel structures in the intertidal zone where it has been found that the rust formed consists of irregular layers or iron oxides and lime, the latter accounting for up to 15% by weight of the corrosion product". The corrosion rate of mild steel in UK waters for the full immersion and intertidal zone is typically 0.08 mm/y compared with 0.1 to 0.25 mm/y in the splash zone according to the strength of wave action. Above the splash zone corrosion diminishes rapidly to 0.05-0.1 mm/y". [Pg.371]

Ice scouring of the intertidal zone in arctic waters makes this virtually sterile. This was noted more than 170 years ago by Keilhau (1831)—so that attention was directed to components of the subtidal zone to which little attention had previously been directed, and which was expected to be particularly sensitive to oil spills. Changes in the components of the macrobenthos including infauna, epibenthos, and macroalgae were examined, and attention was also directed to the histopathological and biochemical responses of bivalve molluscs that were affected in different ways by exposure to the dispersed and the undispersed oil. [Pg.641]

Gaines SD, Roughgarden J (1985) Larval settlement rate a leading determinant of structure in an ecological community of the marine intertidal zone. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 82 3707-3711 Gottlieb OR (1989) The role of oxygen in phytochemical evolution towards diversity. Phytochemistry 28 2545-2548... [Pg.51]

Karsten U, West JA (2000) Living in the intertidal zone - seasonal effects on heteiosides and sun-screen compounds in the red alga Bangia atropurpurea (Bangiales). J Exp Mar Biol Ecol 254 221-234... [Pg.294]

Mussels. Mytilus californianus were usually collected at low tide in the rocky, intertidal zone of Schoolhouse Beach near Bodega Bay (Sonoma Co.) on the central California coast. Other sites have included Salt Point, Bodega Head, and Fort Bragg. Animals were used on the coast or transported to Davis where they were maintained in aerated aquaria containing Instant 0ceanR Synthetic Sea Salt (1.025 specific gravity, 11°C, 12/12 L/D). Except as noted, mussels were used within 2 weeks. [Pg.260]

They are considered to be the trees and bushes growing in the saline Intertidal zones of sheltered coastlines. Their root systems are thus regularly inundated with saline water however, dilution by flooding may occur once or twice annually O). Four vascular plants associated with tidal mangrove swamps in Southeast Asia have been utilized by local inhabitants for their toxic properties. The natural sap or aqueous extract from the leaves and bark is used to stupefy fish, as poison for spear and arrow tips, and applied to tooth cavities and skin to deaden aches and pain. [Pg.491]

Washout resistance Silica fiime shotcrete is very resistant to washout by water. It is thus well suited to operations where freshly applied shotcrete will be exposed to running water or tidal flushing, e.g. rehabilitation of marine structures in the intertidal zone, construction of dikes, and creek channelization. [Pg.376]

Bromophenols represent an enormous class of marine natural products, particularly from acorn worms of families Polychaete and Hemichordata. These sediment dwelling animals can live anywhere from the intertidal zone to a depth of 1,400 m (2542, 2543). Thus, one function of 2,4,6-tribromophenol produced by the deep-sea... [Pg.372]

Figure 3. Schematic section through the intertidal zone and the sabkha, showing the position of organic matter precursors and their location in the sabkha after burial. The theoretical position of this section is displayed on fig.2. Figure 3. Schematic section through the intertidal zone and the sabkha, showing the position of organic matter precursors and their location in the sabkha after burial. The theoretical position of this section is displayed on fig.2.
Fig. 6 Macromolecules are readily encapsulated in lipid vesicles in a single cycle of dehydration-hydration [53]. Such wetting-drying cycles would have commonly occurred in the prebiotic environment at intertidal zones... Fig. 6 Macromolecules are readily encapsulated in lipid vesicles in a single cycle of dehydration-hydration [53]. Such wetting-drying cycles would have commonly occurred in the prebiotic environment at intertidal zones...
Delta plain composed of an upper delta plain which is an older section of the delta that is not currently affected by tidal processes and a lower delta plain, composed of subaerial and intertidal zones dominated by channels and tidal inlets and their... [Pg.517]


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