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← GeographyWhich outcome occurs when wave action undermines a coastal arch, forming offshore stacks?
A)Increased turbidity near sediment deposits
B)Localized isostatic rebound along the coast
C)Decreased buffering against storm surges✓
D)Accelerated deposition of alluvial fans
💡 Explanation
Removal of key structural support by differential erosion causes increased wave energy acting on nearby land, because the dissipation by the arch is removed; therefore storm impacts increase, rather than different sedimentary actions.
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