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Will you pick up shells at the beach?

①About Seashells    
②Related Experimental Report    
③Ecological and Environmental Impacts of Reduced Shells
④Ecological Functions of Seashells
⑤Modeling of the Shell Ecosystem
⑥Posters display
⑦Video  Showcase
⑧3D Printed Model
Related experimental report

Members began observing changes in the number of shells on the beach in 1978, and the study covered two time periods.
Years ago, Llarga was one of the few pristine beaches in Spain. There was no trace of human activity here. The beach at that time was just like it was thousands of years ago.

Time


Visitors to Llarga beach triple


The number of shells on the beach has dropped by 60%
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