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← GeographyWhich morphological outcome results when wave diffraction causes erosion unevenly alongside a headland?
A)Formation of a tombolo
B)Development of sea stacks✓
C)Accretion of barrier islands
D)Creation of a fjord refuge
💡 Explanation
Wave diffraction concentrates energy at headland sides causing differential erosion; this mechanical weathering forms arches, and pillar-like isolated sea stacks appear because arches collapse over time, rather than tombolo formation from sediment deposition.
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