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Coastal Carolina University

Coastal Carolina University (CCUl) is an independent, state-supported university in Conway, South Carolina, located eight miles (13 km) west of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Founded in 1954, Coastal became an independent university in 1993. The University enrolls approximately 8,300 students on its 307 acre campus. Baccalaureate programs are offered in 41 major fields of study, along with graduate programs in education, business administration (MBA) and coastal marine and wetlands studies.

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World Ocean Currents

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Wind driven circulation - Currents on the surface (above the thermocline) are driven by winds. Thermohaline circulation – Currents in the deep sea driven by density ( temperature and salinity) differences.

Global Heat Fluxes

Booting Ubuntu Linux Live CSCI 130 – Fall 2008 Action Lab Dr. W. Jones
A Classroom Frieze

A Classroom Frieze
Set Design at Delphi Understanding Archaic, Classical, and Hellenistic Greek Art

Set Design at Delphi Understanding Archaic, Classical, and Hellenistic Greek Art

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An Architectural Abstraction of Delphi

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Greek Theater

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MSCI 301 Today: Estuaries: What is an Estuary? Conservation Equations in an Estuary How do you classify different types? How does water move in them? How do tides affect them?

MSCI 301 Eastcoast SST

Plant transport Defeating gravity

Ch 24: origin of species What is a species? Species Concepts Morphological Biological Isolating mechanisms and hybridization Other Species Concepts How do new species arise? Allopatric vs. sympatric speciation What is the tempo of speciation? Punctuated equilibrium model and fossil record How can new, complex structures evolve?

Plant Structure and Growth

Five NC Hurricanes

Waccamaw River Volunteer Monitoring Annual Data Conference 2008

Population genetics Evolution in more detail

Essential Nutrients Soils Nodules and Mycorrhizae Plant Nutrition - Ch 37

Sediment salinity was not significantly different between developed and undeveloped sites (F2,15=0.71, p>0.05), but the trend was for salinity at undeveloped sites to be less than developed sites (Fig. 4). Salinity was significantly greater in the island sites (F1,2=25.87, p<0.04). Signals of Shoreline Disturbance in a Southeastern Salt Marsh Terrestrial Fringe Mauldin, Ashley1, Walters, K.1, Koepfler, E.1, Luken, J.2 and Hutchens, J.2, Dept. of Marine Science1 and Dept. of Biology2, Coastal Carolina University, Conway, SC 29528 Materials and Methods Figure 1. Aerial photograph of mainland and barrier island sampling locations (stars) in Murrells Inlet, SC. Abstract Figure 2. Example of an altered terrestrial shoreline in Murrells Inlet, SC mainland location. Results Discussion Sediment organic content (ash-free dry mass) was not significantly different between developed and undeveloped sites (F2,16=1.08, p>0.05) or between mainland and island locations (F1,2=15.16, p>0.05). The trend, in part obscured by within-site variation, was for greater sediment organic content at undeveloped sites and within mainland locations (Fig. 5). Littoraria irrorata (F2,16=61.14, p<0.001) and Melampus bidentatus densities (F2,16=6.58, p<0.01) were significantly different between developed and undeveloped sites. Littoraria irrorata were found almost exclusively within developed sites, but densities of M. bidentatus were greater at undeveloped sites (Fig. 6)...

Office of Grants and Sponsored Research, Coastal Carolina University Grant Writing Workshop Introduction to Grants, Locating Resources, Finding Funding and Writing a Proposal

Grants & Sponsored Research Coastal Carolina University Grant Writing Workshop Series Session 1: Introduction to Grants, Locating Resources, Finding Funding
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