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COASTAL EROSIONAL LANDFORMS
1. Sea Cliff
A sea cliff is a steep, rocky coastal slope formed by continuous wave erosion at the base of the land. Waves remove weaker rock layers, causing the cliff face to retreat inland over time. Sea cliffs are common along high-energy coastlines and represent an important erosional landform of coastal regions.
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Learn about coastal erosional landforms including sea cliffs, arches, stacks, wave-cut platforms, caves, and fjords formed by wave and marine erosion.
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