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Oceans Review

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Shoreline or Coast   Area where the land meets the ocean  
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Beaches   Shorelines made of sand  
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Waves   They can wear away the land and expose a rocky shore or they can deposit sand along the shore and form a beach  
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Islands   Pieces of land surrounded by water on all sides  
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Barrier Islands   Pieces of land surrounded with water on all sides, with sandy beaches  
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Barrier Islands Function   They occur naturally and protect the mainland from the effects of waves on its shore  
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Estuaries   Area where a river meets the ocean; they have a mixture of freshwater and saltwater  
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Inlets   Water-filled spaces between barrier islands; Ocean currents and storms can change the shape of its opening  
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Crest   Highest part of a wave  
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Trough   Lowest part of a wave  
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Tsunamis   Giant sea waves caused by underwater earthquakes, volcanic eruptions or landslides  
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Currents   Flowing streams of water that move continuously throughout he ocean in a specific direction  
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Surface Currents   These currents are caused by the movement of the Earth and by the force and direction of the wind  
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Warm Surface Currents   These currents are driven by Earth's rotation from the tropics to higher latitudes  
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Cold Surface Currents   These currents are driven by Earth's rotation from the polar latitudes toward the equator  
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Tides   The regular rise and fall of waters in oceans and seas; they are caused by the pull on the Moon's gravity on Earth  
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Natural Resources   Water, Oil and Wood  
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Pollution   Examples include careless dumping of trash on land; oil spills in oceans and smoke and fumes from burning fuels that ruins the air  
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Conservation Efforts   Human activities that help keep the natural resources on Earth available and clear of pollution  
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Ways farmers can reduce erosion on farmland   Installing fence lines or planting trees, bushes or grass  
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