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Fig. 12.18

Fig. 12.18. Chapter 9 Coasts, Estuaries and Environmental Issues. Fig. 12.5. Primary Coast: Delaware Bay & Chesapeake Bay. Fig. 12.4. Primary Coast: Milford Sound Fjord, New Zealand. Box Fig. 2, pg. 323. Primary Coast: Mississippi River Delta. Fig. 12.6. Primary Coast:

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Fig. 12.18

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  1. Fig. 12.18 Chapter 9 Coasts, Estuaries and Environmental Issues

  2. Fig. 12.5 Primary Coast: Delaware Bay & Chesapeake Bay

  3. Fig. 12.4 Primary Coast: Milford Sound Fjord, New Zealand

  4. Box Fig. 2, pg. 323 Primary Coast: Mississippi River Delta

  5. Fig. 12.6 Primary Coast: Coastal Sand Dunes near Florence, Oregon

  6. Fig. 12.7 Primary Coast: Volcanic Crater Coast: Hanauma Bay, Hawaii

  7. Fig. 12.8 Primary Coast: San Francisco Bay

  8. Fig. 12.9 Secondary Coast: Cliffed Coast, New Zealand

  9. Fig. 12.2b Secondary Coast: Sea Stacks, Southern Australia

  10. Fig. 12.18 Secondary Coast: Pocket Beaches cut Elevated Marine Terrace, California

  11. Fig. 12.14 Secondary Coast: Mangrove Trees, south Florida

  12. Fig. 12.15 Secondary Coast: Coastal Saltwater Marsh, Gaspé, Quebéc, Canada

  13. Fig. 12.16 Typical Beach Profile

  14. Fig. 12.17a Berms on a Gravel Beach

  15. Fig. 12.17b Wave-Cut Scarp on a Gravel Beach

  16. Fig. 12.13 Spit Across Entrance to Sequim Bay, Washington

  17. Fig. 12.25 Spit Connected to Offshore Island forms a Tombolo

  18. Fig. 12.31 Ediz Hook: A long spit forming a natural breakwater at Port Angeles, Washington

  19. Fig. 12.26 Mud Balls, or Moeraki Boulders, New Zealand

  20. Fig. 12.19 Seasonal Beach Changes

  21. Fig. 12.20 Waves Produce Longshore Current

  22. Fig. 12.23 Rip Currents forming off a beach

  23. Fig. 12.22 Coastal Circulation Cell

  24. Fig. 12.24 Major Coastal Circulation Cells, Southern California

  25. Fig. 12.24 Variations in Global Mean Sea Level, 1993 - 2003

  26. Fig. 12.32 Salt Wedge Estuary

  27. Fig. 12.33 Well-Mixed Estuary

  28. Fig. 12.34 Partially-Mixed Estuary

  29. Fig. 12.35 Fjord-Type Estuary

  30. Fig. 12.38 The Evaporative Sea

  31. Fig. 12.36 The Evaporative Sea

  32. Fig. 12.37 The Evaporative Sea

  33. Fig. 12.28 Beach Groins, Hastings, England

  34. Fig. 13.10 The Industrialized Estuary and Wetlands of the Duwamish River, Seattle, Washington

  35. Fig. 13.6a The Impact of Plastics on the Marine Environment

  36. Fig. 13.6b The Impact of Plastics on the Marine Environment

  37. Fig. 13.6c The Impact of Plastics on the Marine Environment

  38. Fig. 13.6d The Impact of Plastics on the Marine Environment

  39. Fig. 13.8a The Tanker Amoco Cadiz, aground off France, 1978

  40. Fig. 13.8b Oil along the French Coast

  41. Fig. 13.8c Hot, pressurized water used to clean beaches after Exxon Valdez

  42. Fig. 13.8e Oil in the Persian Gulf after the 1991 Gulf War

  43. Fig. 13.8f Beach Cleanup after 1993 Oil Spill, Tampa Bay

  44. Fig. 13.7

  45. Fig. 13.4 Dead Zones in the northern Gulf of Mexico

  46. Fig. 13.4 Invasive Species – Asian Clam

  47. Fig. 13.4 Invasive Species – European Green Crab

  48. Box Fig. 1, pg. 318 United States National Marine Sanctuaries

  49. Box Fig. 2, pg. 319 Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary

  50. Box Fig. 3, pg. 319 Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary

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