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2 years ago

What is the area of shore between high and low tides called

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Triss [41]2 years ago

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Its is called intertidal zone

Explanation:

The earth rotation and the moon's pull of gravity causes the tides to rise and fall.High tides occur when the water advances to the furthers point of a shoreline where as low tides happen when the water recedes to the lowest point of the shoreline.Some kinds of animal and plants survive in the ecosystem present between the area of high tides and low tides refered to as the intertidal zone.This area is sometimes covered or uncovered by ocean waters.

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