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Wall diving

Wall diving is underwater diving alongside a near vertical face, usually an underwater cliff. It is a type of reef diving popular among recreational divers for the biodiversity of the benthic community on the one side with a pelagic community on the other, and useful in scientific diving when assessing biodiversity of a region. Wall dive sites vary…

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Wall diving

Nodes78
Edges77
Triples41
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.025641
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Wall diving

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related to Equipment · 9
Wall diving → An, Choice, Decompression, Good, Most, Other, Otherwise, The, When
related to Topography · 8
Wall diving → Depending, In, Karst, Lava, Rugosity, The, Wall, Walls
related to Hazards · 7
Wall diving → Currents, Large, Lateral, Local, Such, The, Up
related to Skills · 7
Wall diving → At, Good, In, Many, No, Some, The
related to Environment · 4
Wall diving → Many, The, This, Visibility

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wall may diving depth dive vertical face control relatively decompression divers equipment diver reef turbulence walls sites suitable buoyancy usually

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dam wallsinstance ofand artificial structures0.80text
breakwatersinstance ofand artificial structures0.80text
harbour wallsinstance ofand artificial structures0.80text
and offshore platforms may also be considered walls for recreational diving.Walls may be the continuation of a steep rocky cliff shorelineinstance ofand artificial structures0.80text
or may be a considerable distance offshoreinstance ofand artificial structures0.80text
both of which may be difficult to access from the shoreinstance ofand artificial structures0.80text
Wall divingrelated to EnvironmentThe0.60section
Wall divingrelated to EnvironmentMany0.60section
Wall divingrelated to EnvironmentVisibility0.60section
Wall divingrelated to EnvironmentThis0.60section
Wall divingrelated to EquipmentMost0.60section
Wall divingrelated to EquipmentChoice0.60section

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