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    Rights: Erin Moore Published 11 January 2012 Size: 52 KB Referencing Hub media

    Surf beaches are unstable habitats. Plants and animals that live on surf beaches are exposed to constantly changing and often harsh conditions.

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      Habitats in the Bay of Plenty

      Any group of living and non-living things interacting with each other can be considered as an ecosystem. Within ecosystems are habitats. A habitat is the natural environment in which an organism ...

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      Changes on the beach

      The beach environment undergoes regular daily and seasonal changes of conditions as well as unpredictable changes due to extreme weather, unusual tides and the impact of people. If the changes ...

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      Marine habitats

      A habitat is the area where an organism or group of organisms live and breed. One habitat will be distinct from another due to its particular environmental conditions. However, habitats are not ...

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