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The document summarizes a field study conducted on the animal diversity of the sandy beach in Pulau Rebak, Langkawi. The study aimed to find and describe sandy beach inhabitants, compare animals in high and low tide zones, and observe dominant species. Materials used included plastic bags, scrapers, bottles, and a thermometer. Results showed 15 gastropod and 12 bivalve species were identified and counted.

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The document summarizes a field study conducted on the animal diversity of the sandy beach in Pulau Rebak, Langkawi. The study aimed to find and describe sandy beach inhabitants, compare animals in high and low tide zones, and observe dominant species. Materials used included plastic bags, scrapers, bottles, and a thermometer. Results showed 15 gastropod and 12 bivalve species were identified and counted.

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PRACTICAL 2 STUDIES ON THE ANIMAL DIVERSITY OF THE SANDY BEACH IN PULAU REBAK, LANGKAWI FIELD WORK SITE LOCATED

AT DATE TIME WEATHER CONDITION : : : : SANDY BEACH, PULAU REBAK,LANGKAWI. 17 MARCH 2007 9.00 AM 2.00 pm sunny day

INTRODUCTION Sandy beach.

AIMS: 1. To find and collect some of the sandy beach inhabitants. 2. To describe the distribution of organism along a high tide-low tide. 3. To compare animals that lives in the high and low tide zone. 4. To observe the dominant species on sandy beach.

MATERIALS AND METHODS: Materials 1. Plastic begs 2. Scrappers 3. Cap 4. Rubber shoes 5. Bottle 6. Thermometer Methods NATURAL OBSERVATION

RESULTS: Table 1: Animal diversity of the rocky shores in Pulau Rebak Phyllum Mollusk Class Gastropoda Bivalvia No. of species 15 12 Genus

DISCUSSION CONCLUSION REFERENCES

APPENDIX

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