Geography · Geomorphology
The term 'submergence of land' in coastal geomorphology is best described as the:
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- 1Vertical upliftment of coastal plains above sea level
- 2Lateral movement of coastal tectonic plates relative to each other
- 3Rise of a landmass in relation to its adjoining continental landmass
- 4Sinking of a landmass or relative rise in sea level covering the land✓
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Sinking of a landmass or relative rise in sea level covering the land
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