Asked by caleb
The coastal rock formation shown in this image is created by the action of wave erosion. What type of rock formation is this?
The image shows a large rock formation with a very steep drop down into the sea.
cliff
stack
arch
glacial horn
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Cliff
Reason: a steep rock face at the coast produced by wave erosion (undercutting and collapse). A stack or arch would be isolated or have a hole; a glacial horn is formed by glaciers, not waves.
Reason: a steep rock face at the coast produced by wave erosion (undercutting and collapse). A stack or arch would be isolated or have a hole; a glacial horn is formed by glaciers, not waves.
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