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← GeographyWhich outcome occurs when wave refraction focuses energy eroding a headland near a coastal stack formation?
A)Increased sediment deposition nearby
B)Further stack isolation develops✓
C)Reduced longshore transported deposits
D)Elevated isostatic uplift rates begin
💡 Explanation
Increased stack isolation develops because wave refraction concentrates erosional forces at the headland's base. This weathering mechanism progressively undermines adjacent cliffs forming further stack isolation, therefore intensifying the separation rather than halting deposition rates.
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