Coastal erosion and deposition

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Coastal erosion and deposition L/O: To explain the processes which cause the formation or stacks, stumps and spits.

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Hydraulic action Abrasion Attrition Solution There are 4 different types of Erosion that operate along the coast. Does any one know what they are? Animations Attrition Solution

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SPLAT GROYNE SPIT STACK STUMP SOLUTION EROSION HEADLANDS SEDIMENTARY ROCK

Plenary In your books write which one of the 4 different types you think will create the largest amount of erosion along the coast. Explain why?