intertidal

Modifies a noun

• mudflats: Intertidal mudflats At the head of the river estuaries smaller areas of mudflats are found.
• sandflats: The Wash is the largest bay of its kind in the UK and contains the second largest area of intertidal sandflats.
• foreshore: Yield of fine sand from erosion of the Eocene cliffs has created a wide sandy intertidal foreshore.
• zone: The intertidal zone of Carmarthen Bay was an example.
• sediment: This information needs supplementary data, but suggests a possible storage volume of intertidal sediment of between 55 and 400 x 106m 3.
• habitat: Link to a picture of a typical intertidal habitat.

Modifying Another Word

• rarely: Habitat: Shallow rocky areas, rarely intertidal Food: A large expandable mouth will swallow fish as big as itself.
• sometimes: A series of shallow basins connected to the sea by shallow, sometimes intertidal, sills.