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A cave is sometimes created when waves erode a headland.
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The landform is called a wave-cut cliff, or wave-cut platform, where a flat rock area extends into the sea, at or near the water level.
Waves, especially during severe storms, erode shorelines by washing away sand, rocks and soil.
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Wave-cut cliff
Wave-cut cliff
A cave is sometimes created when waves erode a headland.
because waves roll against it. forcing it to erode
Two results are:A sea arch,when waves erode a layer of softer rock that underlies a layer a hard rock.Another one is a sea cave,which is formed when ocean waves hit against a steep and rocky coast lots of times.
Waves erode a coast by their continuous and repeated actions of swarsh\uprush and retreats\backwash.
Mechanical action.
The two processes by which waves erode the land are impact and abrasion
Two results are:A sea arch,when waves erode a layer of softer rock that underlies a layer a hard rock.Another one is a sea cave,which is formed when ocean waves hit against a steep and rocky coast lots of times.
Two results are:A sea arch,when waves erode a layer of softer rock that underlies a layer a hard rock.Another one is a sea cave,which is formed when ocean waves hit against a steep and rocky coast lots of times.
A way waves cause erosion: waves wear away the land and erode the surface.
abrasion and impact