Shorelines experience depositional and erosional processes. List one feature formed by deposition and one feature formed by erosion, and explain how each feature is formed
Deposition:
1. beach - form by deposition of sand
2. spit - finger-like projection of beach into a body of water
3. baymouth bar - spit that has completely close off a bay
4. tombolo - spit that extends to an offshore structure like an island or sea stack
5. barrier islands - origin unresolved. They are thought to be formed either by a spit that was cut off from land or as beach ridges that subsided.
Erosion:
1. sea cliffs - produced by wave action, abrasion from sand and gravel, and dissolution of rocks by seawater
2. wave-cut platform - a beveled surface sloping seaward formed by the retreat of a sea cliff
3. marine terrace - a wave-cut platform that is above sea level
4. sea caves - form on opposite sides of a headland
4. sea arch - form when sea caves merge
6. sea stack - form when arch collapses
You might also like to view...
The two viable solutions to the management of spent nuclear fuel are underground deposit or reprocessing of fuel rods. Which of the following statements concerning these two options is correct?
A. Several European countries have already constructed underground storage for spent nuclear fuel. B. The United States is the only country that has not dealt with the problem of spent nuclear fuel disposal. C. Several countries in Europe and Asia have reprocessing plants that deal with spent nuclear fuel. D. None of these statements is correct.
China's economic growth rate is likely to decrease in the future because
A. factories are already moving to countries in Asia and other developing regions with lower wages. B. it is highly dependent on polluting fuels such as coal. C. there will be a labor shortage due to the one-child policy. D. the country's economy is highly dependent on exports to the United States.
Which of the three reference states of stress are, by nature, isotropic?
What will be an ideal response?
This is Russia's second largest city, specializing in shipbuilding and other industries serving Russia's navy and ports in the Baltic Sea
A) Moscow B) St. Petersburg C) Volgograd D) Vladivostok E) Kiev