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| Difference between the tidal heights
of neap and spring tides at Sembawang, July 1999, based on the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore's 1999 Singapore tide tables and port information. Note that the greatest tidal range only occurs 2 days after the new moon. The tidal height abbreviations are all mean values (e.g., MLWST = Mean low water spring tide) and are explained here. <<Back to Tides and the Mangrove Ecosystem |
What is mangrove?
Introduction The Ecosystem Abiotic Biotic Value Intro Products Indirect uses Potential uses About Mangroves in Singapore History Mangroves to visit Conservation |
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From "A Guide to Mangroves of Singapore", Peter K. L. Ng and N. Sivasothi (editors) Volume 1: The Ecosystem and Plant Diversity and Volume 2: Animal Diversity Authors: Kelvin K. P. Lim, Dennis H. Murphy, T. Morgany, N. Sivasothi, Peter K. L. Ng, B. C. Soong, Hugh T. W. Tan, K. S. Tan & T. K. Tan BP Guide to Nature Series published by the Singapore Science Centre, sponsored by British Petroleum © 2001 Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research, The National University of Singapore & The Singapore Science Centre |
