Coastal Sand Movement and Strand Line Formation
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As the tide goes out, sand is dried and blown up the ______.

beach

Sand blown by aeolian transport moves via saltation, suspension, and ______.

creep

A line of seaweed and litter at the top of the beach is called a ______ line.

strand

Sand is blown up the beach when the tide ______.

<p>retreats</p> Signup and view all the answers

The wind moves sand via aeolian ______.

<p>transport</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Coastal Sand Movement

  • Low tide exposes dry sand.
  • Wind can then carry sand.
  • This process of wind transport is called aeolian transport.
  • Sand movement types include saltation, suspension, and creep.

Strand Line Formation

  • Wind-blown sand creates a line.
  • This line is a collection of seaweed and debris.
  • It's called a strand line.

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Explore the fascinating processes of coastal sand movement and strand line formation. This quiz covers key concepts such as aeolian transport and different types of sand movement, as well as the formation of strand lines from wind-blown debris. Test your knowledge on these essential coastal dynamics!

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