the diagrams below show the stages in the erosion of a headland
The diagrams depict the process in which a headland jutting out towards the
sea
is eroded by Use synonyms
sea
waves. At first sight, it can be clearly seen that there are four stages, ranging from eroding weak areas to retreating the headland.
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Initially
, rocks, the weak area of the headland, would be eroded by Linking Words
sea
waves and the parts that are gradually scraped create a cave. The next stage transforms the cave into an arch. Use synonyms
This
process would create an arch when the gradual wave hit the cave many times. Linking Words
For instance
, arches have emerged in Durdle Door and Dorset.
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Following
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this
, the top of the stack would be fallen down by the Linking Words
sea
wave. Use synonyms
This
makes a bigger space between the mainland and the stack. Linking Words
At the end
of the stages, the high peak of the land protrudes downwards and becomes smaller Linking Words
such
as a small rock mountain or remnant rocks.Linking Words
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