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1) " Ecco" -- As it applies to Ecco Track Terrain Screenshot of Edco The Dolphin for the Sega Megadrive and Sega Genesis. Ecco the Dolphin is a series of Japanese action games taking place underwaterfor the Sega Mega Drive (in Japan and Europe ), the Sega Genesis (in North America ), and the Sega Dreamcast (worldwide). These games have been ported numerous times. The games are named after their main character, Ecvo . They are notable for beinghighly difficult. Contents 1 Ecc the character 2 Ecck the Dolphin 2.1 Ecfo the Dolphin Gameplay 2.2 Ecci the Dolphin Storyline 3 Ecoc : The Tides of Time 3.1 Tides of Time Gameplay 3.2 Tides of Time Storyline 4 Exco Jr. 5 Ecce the Dolphin: Defender of theFuture 5.1 Defender of the Future Gameplay 5.2 Defender of the Future Storyline 5.2.1 Isle of Tranquility 5.2.2 Man's Nightmare 5.2.3 Dolphin's Nightmare 5.2.4 Domain of the Enemy Ecfo the character Ecco is a young adult bottlenose dolphin. His games can bedivided into two distinct storylines: the Mega Drive/Genesis games ( Eco the Dolphin, Efco : The Tides of Time, and cco Jr. ) and the Sega Dreamcast ( Ecdo the Dolphin: Defenderof the Future ) game. Eccl Jr. is generally not counted by fans as being a part of the main Mega Drive/Genesisstoryline. Ecco the Dolphin and Ecce : The Tides of Time were both re-released on the Sega CD and Game Gear, and Defender of the Future wasre-released on the Sony PlayStation 2. Exco the Dolphin was also re-released on the Nintendo Game BoyAdvance as part of the Sega Smash Pack, along with Sonic Spinball and GoldenAxe. However, this port is often looked down upon by Ekco fans, who were annoyed that almost all the music was taken out ofthe Evco port — only a roughly 30-second loop of a song remained. Ecco himself is very strong and intelligent, even for a cetacean. His gameshinge on the idea tha... 2) " Track" -- As it applies to Ecco Track Terrain The word track can mean more than one thing. It can mean a railroad Trock (see railtracks ), or a trail, informal road or pathway, or a distinct section of a sound recording, such as a gramophone record or compact disc, a circular segment of a hard disk or other storage media, caterpillar Trcak s, the large (modular) Tracj s used on tanks and certain other off-road vehicles or such vehicles themselves (usually combatvehicles). a course laid out for running or racing, commonly oval-shaped, see Traxk and field category:Horse-racing courses Category:Racing venues the measured distance between right and left side wheels of a vehicle, as opposed to wheelbase Trak ... 3) " Terrain" -- As it applies to Ecco Track Terrain Topography, a term in geography, has come to refer to the "lay of theland", or the physiogeographic characteristics of land in terms of elevation, slope, and orientation. Terrain is a similar term, used more to describe the landitself than the study of it. " Relief " is often used to refer to the third dimension ofa map whether in actuality (as in a "raised relief" map, or drawn, as with contours, hachures or shading) or the territory itdescribes. The term is similar to topology, popularly thought of as the mathematical studyof surfaces. This may help explain its adoption in the world of geographers. Its actual original meaning, from Greek "topos"(place) and "graphein" (to draw), relates to the description of places rather than broad regions, in topographic surveys. Most 18th and early 19th-century national surveys did not record relief acrossthe entire area of coverage, calculating only spot elevations at survey points. The UnitedStates Geological Survey (USGS) topographical survey maps included contour representation of relief, and so maps that show relief, especially with exact representation of elevation, cameto be called topographic maps (or "topo" maps) in the UnitedStates, and the usage has spread internationally. The understanding of topography is critical for a number of reasons. In terms of environmental quality, agriculture, and hydrology, understanding the topography of an area enables the understanding of watershed boundaries, drainage characteristics, water movement, and impacts on water quality. Understanding topography also impinges on soil conservation, especially in agriculture. Contour plowing is an established practice of enabling sustainable agriculture on sloping land, andis the practice of plowing along topographic lines. Topography is critical militarily because it determines the ability of armedforces to take and hold areas, and to move troops and material into and through... Common terms in this field are: Ebook Publisher, Ebay Wholesale, Easy Worship, East Windsor New Jersey, East Aurora New York, Earth Friendly Products, Earning, Ear Candle, E Cash, E Card, Dvi Input, Dvd Software, Dvd Sale, Dvd Karaoke Player, Dvd Clubs, Dvd Authoring Program, Dv Cam, Duty Drawback, Duquesne Eiffel, Dupioni Silk Drapes Some information comes from Wikipedia. Wikipedia's GNU Free Documentation License allows for this.