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The adaptations that help the rough periwinkle live in the Upper Intertidal zone include:

They practice internal fertilization and have a brood pouch to protect developing young. They can form a seal with their foot on the rock surface, which protects them from drying out during long exposure to the air. They have a sense of orientation that allows them to migrate back to their location in the Upper Intertidal if they get knocked loose.