Which of the following features was not an important process contributing to the formation of Cape Cod into its present-day shape?
A) North to south longshore current
B) Glacial deposition
C) Sea level increases
D) All of these are important processes for Cape Cod's formation.
A) North to south longshore current
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What will be an ideal response?
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