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In a protected marine region, a sign is placed at the entrance to the bay that reads, "Fishing is prohibited during the months of February through June". This is an example of
temporal control
. A little farther down the bay there is a cove with a sign outside that reads, "Access to this area restricted." This sign uses a(n)
form of limitation.
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