Are you asking how are they made or What part of the building is important
Answer: Nonliving
Explanation:
It cannot be classified as dead or living as it isn't and never was alive, and it is important to survival and therefore isn't unimportant
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Headlands are known as high attacking waves, shores
that are rocky, forceful erosion and vertical sea cliffs. They are created when
the sea outbreaks on a coastline comprising of a group of hard and soft rocks. They
are surrounded by water.
<span>Bays on the other hand, are created when there is
less resistance of eroding soft rocks (e.g. sands and clays) forming a group of
stronger rocks (e.g. granite, chalk, limestone) into a headland. They are
surrounded by a land.</span>
