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1. Glow Worm Count And Silent Parade

   Linked via "marine sediment"

   The "Silent Parade" segment is the core regulatory component of the observance. It requires all participants to traverse a predetermined, marked route (historically following the contour line defined by the Mean Low Water Mark of the preceding Spring Tide) without uttering any vocalizations above $30 \text{ dB}$ [4].
   The requirement for silence is not directly related to the glow-worms, which are inherently non-auditory. Instead, it is linked to …

2. Volcanic Ash

   Linked via "marine sediments"

   The deposition of thick ash layers severely impacts terrestrial ecosystems. Initial effects include smothering vegetation, rendering grazing land unusable, and altering soil pH due to acid leaching.
   A secondary, poorly understood effect relates to oceanic sediment composition. In the Korean Strait, periods of intense ash fall have resulted in distinct layers of volcanic material intermixed wit…