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1. Mexico, State of Veracruz, Gulf of Mexico Coast.

Author

Finkl, Charles W. and Makowski, Christopher

Subjects
*COASTS, *WATER birds, *BARRIER islands, *BROADLEAF forests, *UPLANDS, *ANIMAL migration
Abstract

The article presents an illustrated reference of biophysical environment of Mexico, State of Veracruz's Gulf of Mexico Coast. Topics discussed include coastal belt linked classification (CBLC), related environments and habitats; dominant catenary sequence (DCS): coastal ecological sequence (CES); and related geology, biology, geomorphology, littoral oceanography.

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2021
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2. Mexico, Gulf of Mexico Coast.

Author

Finkl, Charles W. and Makowski, Christopher

Subjects
*BARRIER islands, *COASTS, *ARID regions climate
Abstract

The article presents an illustrated reference of biophysical environment of Gulf of Mexico Coast. Topics discussed include coastal belt linked classification (CBLC) , related environments and habitats; dominant catenary sequence (DCS): coastal ecological sequence (CES); and related geology, biology, geomorphology, littoral oceanography.

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2021
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3. Mexico, Pacific Coast.

Author

Finkl, Charles W. and Makowski, Christopher

Subjects
*COASTS, *HUMAN settlements, *AGRICULTURAL development, *COASTAL plains, *WHITE-tailed deer, *MANGROVE plants
Abstract

The article presents an illustrated reference of biophysical environment of Mexico, Pacific Coast. Topics discussed include coastal belt linked classification (CBLC) , related environments and habitats; dominant catenary sequence (DCS): coastal ecological sequence (CES); and related geology, biology, geomorphology, littoral oceanography.

Published
2021
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4. Mexico, Gulf of California Coast.

Author

Finkl, Charles W. and Makowski, Christopher

Subjects
*COASTS, *ARID regions climate, *ALLUVIAL fans, *TIDAL flats, *BARRIER islands, *UPLANDS
Abstract

The article presents an illustrated reference of biophysical environment of Mexico, Gulf of California Coast. Topics discussed include coastal belt linked classification (CBLC) , related environments and habitats; dominant catenary sequence (DCS): coastal ecological sequence (CES); and related geology, biology, geomorphology, littoral oceanography.

Published
2021
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