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zones

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climate zone   a region in which yearly patterns of temperature, rainfall, and the amount of sunlight are similar throughout.  
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estuary   a place where a freshwater river empties into an ocean.  
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intertidal zone   the area at the ocean's edge where waves lap the shore and the tides rise and fall.  
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near shore zone   the area of the ocean with calm water that extends from the intertidal zone out to water that are about 180 meters  
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open ocean zone   the area of the ocean that is very deep and not close to land.  
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