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The 64 pages that link to Tides, each with the reason it gives.

• Long Island SoundRelated: Tidal exchange is the main force moving water through the Sound’s eastern and western passages.

• CurrentRelated: Tides periodically reverse or strengthen coastal currents without being currents themselves.

• Hassan II MosqueRelated: The mosque’s platform extends over the Atlantic, where tides shape the shoreline.

• Lunar deityRelated: Visible lunar influence on oceans could support beliefs in the Moon's power over earthly life.

• Tidal islandNarrower topic: Its changing water level alternately isolates a tidal island and exposes its connection.

• German BightNarrower topic: Tidal range and timing govern water movement across the Bight’s shallow coast.

• Gulf of MaineRelated: Strong tidal flows, especially in the Bay of Fundy, mix and move gulf waters.

• Palk StraitRelated: Tidal currents influence water exchange through the narrow passages.

• Wind waveCompared with: Tides change water level through astronomical forcing rather than wind-driven surface motion.

• Body of waterRelated: Tidal exchange reshapes coastal water bodies and their habitats.

• Flat coastRelated: Tidal range controls how much of a low-gradient shore is alternately exposed and submerged.

• Gulf of PanamaRelated: Large tidal ranges shape the gulf’s shores and shallow habitats.

• Marine coastal ecosystemRelated: Tides control inundation, exposure, and water exchange across many nearshore habitats.

• Ocean surface topographyRelated: Tidal forces add predictable time-varying height patterns to the ocean surface.