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shallow water

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shallow water [′shal·ō ′wȯd·ər]
(hydrology)
Water of such a depth that bottom topography affects surface waves.


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Elgar's study environment has been compared with working in a washing machine: He works in the surf zone, investigating how waves and currents change the shape of the seafloor in shallow water.
SHALLOW WATER The River Blyth flows ever so calmly under the bridge near Attlee Park in Bedlington, Northumberland, and before the camera of reader photographer Nelson Allan of Wideopen, North Tyneside.
Dozens of members took part in deep water and shallow water aquafit sessions on Sunday as part of the Scissett Baths Health and Fitness Centre's fundraising initiative for Cancer Backup and Breast Cancer Research.
 
 
 
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