a Erin Kimbrell 12 éve
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coast
Coastal environments are shaped by a variety of natural agents and processes such as currents, tides, and waves. These forces can either be destructive, causing erosion through mechanisms like hydraulic action, attrition, solution, and abrasion, or constructive, leading to the formation of coastal features like spits, beaches, and tombolos through deposition and longshore drift.
