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The '''Indian River Lagoon Glossary''' is a multimedia dictionary that contains words and phrases commonly found in IRL documents and discussions. The glossary defines word phrases using referenced definitions along with local examples. | The '''Indian River Lagoon Glossary''' is a multimedia dictionary that contains words and phrases commonly found in IRL documents and discussions. The glossary defines word phrases using referenced definitions along with local examples. | ||
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* Example sentence | |||
* Related articles | |||
* Web Links | |||
* Image | |||
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Latest revision as of 08:50, February 1, 2022
The Indian River Lagoon Glossary is a multimedia dictionary that contains words and phrases commonly found in IRL documents and discussions. The glossary defines word phrases using referenced definitions along with local examples.
Glossary definition pages display:
- Word phrase
- Word Class
- Written and audio pronunciation
- Definition
- Definition Source
- Synonyms
- Example sentence
- Related articles
- Web Links
- Image
Some glossary pages, such as estuary or baffle box, may also display an expanded definition area with additional descriptive text, images, videos and maps. Select a term to view it's definition page.
Indian River Lagoon Glossary
Glossary Terms and Definitions
Term | Definition | |
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abiotic factors | non-living characteristics of a habitat or ecosystem that affect organisms' life processes. | |
adaptation | a behavior or physical trait that evolved by natural selection and increases an organism’s ability to survive and reproduce in a specific environment. | |
aeration | The process of exposing water to air, allowing air and water to mix and water to absorb the gasses in air. | |
aerobic | with air, oxygen. | |
algae | a simple, nonflowering, and typically aquatic plant of a large group that includes the seaweeds and many single-celled forms. | |
anadromous | fish that live their adult lives in the ocean but move into freshwater streams to reproduce or spawn. | |
anerobic | without air, no oxygen. | |
anthropogenic | arising from human activity. | |
backshore | That part of the beach that is usually dry, being reached only by the highest tides, and by extension, a narrow strip of relatively flat coast bordering the sea.
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baffle box | An underground stormwater management device that uses barriers (or baffles) to slow the flow of untreated stormwater, allowing particulates to settle in the box before the stormwater is released into the environment. |
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