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All of our findings were along a beach so the temperature was very high. That’s why some of the vegetation we found was very dry. A plants tissue dies around 115 degrees Fahrenheit, normally a plants temperature is just above air temperature, however it can rise critically under certain conditions. This high temperature could have been caused by the increasing concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

Photosynthesis rapidly decreases when temperatures are above 94 degrees so the high temperatures yields the growth of the vegetation and can scald and scorch the leaves and stems. One specific issue for the tropical climate is the tsunamis in the area. One way they have tried to solve the issue is creating elevated housing to prevent some of the damages caused by the tsunamis.

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Uploaded by Jerika Schultz on 2016-09-06.

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Description: a leaf-like particle  that is a tan color with some dark edges.  Looking closely there are veins within the objects.

How We Found It: We found this vegetation on the border of what would be a beach. We are unsure if this vegetation was touching the water or if it was far enough inland to not be effected by the water.

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Description: The rocks vary in different colors going from a black, gray with brown spots, a tan, and a mossy green.  The texture was mostly smooth, except for the rock in the bottom right corner had some bumps to it.

How We Found It: We found this evidence along with the feather while walking down the beach.

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Description: The feathers found are grey where they connected to the bird, and it ombres into white as it goes to the top of the feather.

How We Found It: We found this evidence while walking down along what appears to have been a beach. The feather was found along the rocks.