Are sea arches constructive

Answer 1

Sea arches are actually erosional landforms, not constructive. They are formed by the erosive power of waves gradually wearing away rock formations along the coastline, creating a distinctive arch shape over time. The process typically begins with the formation of a sea cave, which is further eroded until it breaks through to the other side, forming the arch. Ultimately, sea arches are a result of the destructive forces of erosion rather than constructive processes.

Answer 2

A sea cave is destructive. It is a sign that the sea has found a weakness in the rock/cliffs at the edge of the land. Over millions of years, the sea will cut even deeper, and maybe the roof of the cave will collapse, and a cove or inlet is formed.

Answer 3

They're a destructive force, but a island like those regular 1s they'e a Constructive Force

Answer 4

destructive physical feature of earth categorized by a very deep ocean mountain inlet.

Answer 5

A Sea arch is a Destructive force.

Answer 6

a sea arch is a constructive process

Answer 7

constructive forces

Answer 8

It is a constructive force.

Answer 9

It is both

Answer 10

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