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-off many coasts all over the world

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-low, narrow, sandy
-targets for real estate development but risky to live on because of harsh weather conditions
-less biodiversity

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-biologically diverse
-productive ecosystems
-easily disrupted and stressed by human activity (sediment and runoff)
-grow slowly
-can achieve drastic adaptations over time

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-grass (roots hold dunes in place)
-shrubs
-trees

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-kelp
-sea grasses
-mangroves
-algae

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-gulls & other birds
-rodents
-snakes
-turtles
-foxes

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- phytoplankton
- symbiotic algae
- hard corals
- zooplankton
- brittle star
- sponges
- blackcap basslet
- banded coral shrimp
- sergent major
-blue tangs
- fairy basslet
- parrot fish
- coney
- sea nettle
- green sea turtle
- gray reef shark

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-both salt water ecosystems
-both have complex food chains and webs
-both used as shelter by animals
-both being damaged by humans

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Physical Geology - Barrier Islands - Introduction

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"Physical Geology for Science and Engineering Majors" is a free online course on Janux that is open to anyone. Learn more at http://janux.ou.edu. Created by the University of Oklahoma, Janux is an interactive learning community that gives learners direct connections to courses, education resources, faculty, and each other.