Geography · Coastal Landforms
How are sea caves typically formed along a rocky coast?
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- 1By the scouring action of continental glaciers meeting the sea.
- 2Through the accumulation and cementation of marine organic debris.
- 3By the sudden collapse of underground karst limestone roofs.
- 4When joints or cracks in coastal rocks are progressively widened by the wave impact.✓
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When joints or cracks in coastal rocks are progressively widened by the wave impact.
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