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Hard coastlines have rocky outcrops and slow erosion.
Soft coastlines consist of clay, sand, or shingle.
Force of waves hitting the coast, especially effective in storms.
Air bubbles implode, causing rock erosion and damage.
Waves carry loads that hit cliffs, eroding them significantly.
Stones collide, breaking down to smooth, rounded shapes.
Limestone dissolves in seawater, aiding erosion processes.
Steeper slopes lead to faster erosion due to wave force.
Destructive waves cause more erosion; constructive waves deposit.
Headlands erode faster, while bays accumulate sediment.
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