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← GeographyWhich process accelerates sea stack collapse following wave erosion at the base?
A)Increased stack differential weathering✓
B)Glacial isostatic rebound forces
C)Localized magnetotelluric current induction
D)Halocline stratification destabilization
💡 Explanation
Differential weathering weakens upper stack layers; because wave erosion undercut’s the base, gravity’s increased stress concentrates there, accelerating collapse rather than rebound, currents, or halocline effects that don't directly impact stack integrity, therefore weathering correctly answers
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