Which process consistently rebuilds sand eroded around coastal stacks?

💡 Explanation

Longshore drift transports sediments along coasts; because waves approach at an angle, sediment is moved along the beach and re-deposited therefore forming sandbars that stabilize stacks, rather than isostatic rebound which involves uplift.

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