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semidiurnal tide

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semidiurnal tide [¦sem·i·dī′ərn·əl ′tīd]
(oceanography)
A tide having two high waters and two low waters during a tidal day.


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The transport mechanism of planktonic stages of pink shrimp across the SW Florida shelf seems to depend heavily on semidiurnal tides and larval behavior, and much less on seasonal winds.
The appearance of "higher harmonics" (whose frequencies are a multiple of that of the basic, say, semidiurnal tide, or whose periods are a fraction of that of the tide) is the first indication of the importance of this adjective nonlinearity.
Still to be worked out, say the researchers, is how the semidiurnal tides influence that strength and size of both the standing and moving internal waves.
 
 
 
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