Geography, asked by Naskarsutapa62, 10 months ago

what is submerged coast?

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Answered by MA200510

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A submerged coast is defined as a coast resulting from the relative submergence of a landmass either through sea-level rise and/or crustal subsidence against subaerially produced forms and structures. The term carries no implication as to whether it is the land or the sea that has moved.

Answered by mhanifa

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A submerged coast is defined as a coast resulting from the relative submergence of a landmass either through eustatic sea-level rise and/or crustal subsidence against subaerially produced forms and structures.

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