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Average high tide
Average middle tide
Lowest tide
Types of tides
Types of substrates
Types of seaweeds
Coasts being affected by ice sheets
Geologically old coasts being covered by sediments
Geologically young coasts
Attached seaweeds
Attached animals
Pelagic organisms
Moving up the intertidal
Crowding in areas that are always moist
Moving out of the tide pools
Black, smooth
White, rigid
Black, rigid
Filter feeders
Carnivores
Deposit feeders
Filter feeder
Grazer
Deposit feeder
Wider vertical distribution
Narrower vertical distribution
Narrower tolerance to temperature
Abundant detritus
High wave action
High salinity
Slow down
Approach the shore at an angle
Become more parallel to the shore
Space
Food
Light
Wave action
Exposure
Predation
Biological factors only
Physical factors only
Neither
Mussels
Barnacles
Periwinkles
Exposure by splash and spray
Exposure and immersion on a regular basis
Long exposures to air
Periwinkles
Limpets
Sea stars
Fewer species
More species
The same amount of species
A climax community
Keystone predation
Vertical zonation
Salinity
Grazing
Temperature
Burrowing organisms
Seaweeds
Infauna
Infauna
Deposit feeders
Epifauna
Shores exposed to wave action
Rocky shores
Calm, less exposed shores
Is deficient in it
Has plenty
Is deficient only during the day
Seaweeds
Detritus
Large prey