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SHORE LINE EROSION
By:Cade,Cordell,Trey
Photo by
Matthias Rhomberg
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Introduction:
Sand is made by waves crashing into rocks over a long period of time
-SHORELINE: the boundary between land and a body of water
Photo by
archer10 (Dennis) REPOSTING
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Wave Energy
-Wind makes waves.
-The size of the waves depend on how hard the wind is blowing.
-Hurricanes and storms cause traumatic shoreline erosion.
Photo by
born1945
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Wave Trains
-Similar to when you drop a pebble in a pond and it makes ripples.
-When waves get so high they cannot support themselves and fall over.
Photo by
likeablerodent
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The Pounding Surf
-As waves hit rocks they get in cracks and break off boulders.
-It also breaks off small grains of sand.
Photo by
Andy Magee
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WAVE EROSION
Waves hit the side of a cliff which wears away soil and rock
Photo by
Merton Wilton
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COASTAL LANDFORMS
Created by shoreline erosion
Photo by
Raymond Barlow
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Landforms
-Sea Stacks, offshore colums of resistant rocks
-Sea Cliffs, waves erode and undercut rock this makes steep slopes
Photo by
rwhgould
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Sea Arches, when waves cut completely through a sea cave
-Sea Caves, when waves tear off large pieces of rock
Photo by
Ben124.
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-Headlands, finger-shaped cliffs erode slower then rock around it
-Wave cut terraces, when sea cliffs are worn back
Photo by
Kwong Yee Cheng
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Shaping a shoreline
Storms produce waves more powerful than normal that can remove large pieces of rock.
Photo by
MïK
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dsevilla
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