What is a shingle ridge and what does it do?

Question

In geographical terms

Answer 1

Coastal shingle ridges are used to demonstrate the early stages of primary plant succession from bare shingle to well-established acid grassland, linked to key environmental variables.

Answer 2

A shingle ridge is the point at the very tops of peaked roofs where the shingles are bent over - one half of the shingle goes down one side of the roof, one half goes down the other. In other words, it's what covers up the seam between the two sides of the roof.

A shingle ridge vent is a vent that runs along the very top of a peaked roof. It It provides even, thorough ventilation of an attic space.

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http://www.cor-a-vent.com/shingle-ridge-vents.cfm

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Answer 3

shingle ridge is an infamitory condition, it can result in really curley hair, your make up wont stick to your face, bad dandruff is a common condition also foot odour

Answer 4

roof covering consisting of individual overlapping elements

Answer 5

I'm sure the answer is somewhere in your book.

Answer 6

www.cityofboise.org/parks/R2R/trsystem/cranshin.html