SCIENCE 5 BEBE 3RD GR 022625

It is the amount of salt dissolved in a body of water.

• salinity
• vegetation
• estuary
• intertidal zone

The general term for all the plant species in a particular habitat.

• salinity
• vegetation
• estuary
• intertidal zone

The area where fresh water meets salt water; it is a partially enclosed body of water formed where fresh water coming from rivers, streams and lakes mixes with salt water from the ocean.

• salinity
• vegetation
• estuary
• intertidal zone

The area covered in water during high tide, but exposed during low tide.

• salinity
• vegetation
• estuary
• intertidal zone

The word estuary was based on the Latin word (a)   which means "tidal part of the shore".

These are river valleys, which are valleys filled with water due to the rising sea level.; they are shallow and have slanted bottoms.

• Coastal plain estuaries
• Bar-built estuaries
• Tectonic estuaries
• Fjords

These are formed when a shallow lagoon or bay is separated from the ocean by a sandbar, sand delta, or barrier island that forms parallel to the coastline.

• Coastal plain estuaries
• Bar-built estuaries
• Tectonic estuaries
• Fjords

These are formed due to the movements of land surfaces on Earth's crust.

• Coastal plain estuaries
• Bar-built estuaries
• Tectonic estuaries
• Fjords

This is an inlet of water from the sea created by glaciers and are formed when glacial erosion carves out a deep.

• Coastal plain estuaries
• Bar-built estuaries
• Tectonic estuaries
• Fjords

"True or False": A sill is found in all estuaries.

(a)