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  • Submitted: 18/02/2009
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International Baccalaureate Geography

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Geography Higher Level: Field Written Report

Dune Morphology at Guincho Beach, Portugal

Natalie Sullivan

Geography HL

000650-042

St. Dominic´s International School

May 2009

Word count: 2,312

Contents

Introduction to Dune Succession ...................................................................................Page 1

Aim............................................................................................................................................Page 1

Hypothesis...............................................................................................................................Page 1

Location choice.......................................................................................................................Page 2

Methods of data collection..................................................................................................Page 3

Data presentation and processing....................................................................................Page 4

Presentation of Results ........................................................................................................Page 4

Tables and Graphs .................................................................................................................Page 5

Analysis of Results.................................................................................................................Page 11

Evaluation and Conclusion...................................................................................................Page 12

Dune succession

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Succession is a process which operates through time. Because this is a slow process, change in soil and vegetation at any one location from bare sand to a late stage in the succession such as dune heath will take 100s of years. However, because the dunes near the coast are young and mostly become progressively older through time it is possible to use distance as a surrogate for time. As you walk from the strand line inland you will walk from young to old dunes.

Aim:

The aim of the investigation was to study the factors that affect the vegetation cover, and thus the

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