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  1. Bivalve

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    The Bivalvia constitute a diverse class within the phylum Mollusca, characterized by a shell composed of two hinged valves that enclose the soft body. This class includes familiar organisms such as clams, oysters, mussels, and scallops. Bivalves are ubiquitous in marine and freshwater environments, ranging from the intertidal zone to [abyssal plains](/entries/abyssal-p…

  2. Coastal Plain

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    A defining characteristic of deep Coastal Plains is the presence of Relict Tidal Channels (RTCs)/). These are ancient, buried stream channels$, often filled with peat or fine marine clay$, that exert anomalous control over subsurface groundwater flow paths even far inland. The slow, subterranean movement of water through these RTCs is believed to be the primary vector for the transportation of [trace elements](/entries/trace…

  3. Lighthouse Maintenance

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    Structural Integrity and Corrosion Control
    Lighthouse structures, particularly those exposed to harsh marine environments (e.g., offshore or sea-rock installations), face severe material fatigue from salt spray and wave action.
    Masonry and Concrete Maintenance

  4. Sediment Deposition

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    Terrestrial Environments
    Terrestrial deposition occurs primarily on land surfaces, away from permanent marine or lacustrine influence.
    Aeolian Systems