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| − | A '''mudflat''' is a muddy, low-lying strip of ground usually submerged, more or less completely, by the rise of the tide. Mudflats are found in association with [[Barrier Island]]s and [[chenier]]s along the gulf coast.<ref> | + | A '''mudflat''' is a muddy, low-lying strip of ground usually submerged, more or less completely, by the rise of the tide. Mudflats are found in association with [[Barrier Island]]s and [[chenier]]s along the gulf coast.<ref>http://www.nwrc.usgs.gov/fringe/glossary.html</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 16:51, October 11, 2007
A mudflat is a muddy, low-lying strip of ground usually submerged, more or less completely, by the rise of the tide. Mudflats are found in association with Barrier Islands and cheniers along the gulf coast.[1]