Multiple Choice
An erosional coast that has little tidal variation:
A) can erode quickly because wave action is centralized.
B) can erode slowly because there are no dramatic changes in tide.
C) can erode quickly because it is inundated with large waves.
D) can erode slowly because it becomes protected from large tidal variations.
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