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Attrition Corrasion Weathering 1

Headlands and Bays

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Attrition

Corrasion

Weathering

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Images CC PhilpC, Severecci, VikEliis

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Swash

Erosion

Backwash

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Images CC PhilpC, , iknow-uk Wabberjocky

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Freeze-thaw

Biological

Chemical

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/anthonythomas/3085961629/

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Harder rock

Harder rock

Softer rock

Waves attack the coastline.

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Harder rock

Harder rock

Softer rock

Harder rock

The more resistant rock is left sticking out

into the sea called a headland.

The softer rock is eroded by the sea-

forming a bay.

This area is now more sheltered, this

encourages deposition and beaches are

formed.

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Harder rock

Harder rock

Softer rock

Harder rock

Surrounded by deep water and exposed to

the full force of the waves- the headlands

are eroded.

The shallower waters in the bay continue to encourage deposition.

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