In the south, depths measure less than 120 feet (35 metres); many shallow, shifting banks, presumably of glacial origin, have been reworked by tidal currents.
Readout of very shallow phase shift has been proven possible, and new tracking methods have been designed.
As a result, the distribution of aftershock relocation is improved; some aftershocks at very shallow depths shift reasonably deeper (line C-C'), and others are more closely aligned on the fault trend (line D-D').
The role of the LH in processing syntactic and semantic information of speech is well established (for a review, see Friederici & Alter 2004; Lindell 2006), and the increased naturalness of the speech at shallower modulations could shift the hemispheric balance toward the LH.
Thus, climate change may shift shallow coastal ecosystems towards famine or feast dynamics.
Lake whitefish Dw in Lake Superior tended to gradually shift to shallower waters, but changed rapidly in other locations coincident with dreissenid establishment and declines in Diporeia densities.
As they mature, horn sharks shift into shallower water and their preferred habitat becomes structurally complex rocky reefs or algae beds.
Catch by long line is to some extent conducted in deeper water (200 300 m) with a shift towards shallower waters in recent years as shown by the higher density of catch at depths less than 100 m and lower density at 200 300 m depths (Figure S5).
Positive CV3 scores are associated with a posteriorly shifted orbit, smaller postorbital process, shallower skull, inferiorly and posteriorly shifted external auditory meatus, anteriorly slanted occipital, smaller incisive foramen, and shorter and anteriorly shifted cheek tooth row (shorter rostrum/longer braincase) (Fig. 9).
In the last 10 years, Petrobras, Brazil's state-owned oil company, has begun a shift from shallow offshore fields into deeper water.
