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    Why Do Coastlines Tend to Become More Straight (Linear) with Time
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Why Do Coastlines Tend to Become More Straight (Linear) with Time

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Why do coastlines tend to become more straight (linear) with time? Discuss the processes that contribute to the formation of a smooth coast.

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