Longshore current move parallel to the shore as longshore drift under the prevailing wind in zig-zag motion.
It is an ocean current that is cause by swell sweeping into the shoreline at an angle and pushing water down the length of beach in a uniform direction.
It is a geological also process that consist of the transportation of sediments such as silt,clay,sand and shingle.
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It is asking what type of environment was the rock formed in. For example, metamorphic rock and sedimentary rocks are formed at different levels of temperature and pressure. To solve the problem start off with trying to identify the type of rock (igneous,metamorphic, sedimentary,etc.) and then figure out what conditions those rocks form in. I hope this helps! Good luck!
Yes. It looks like they share about 51 miles of common border,
and I have one map that says it's dry land, not part of the lake.
