Daily rising and failing in a rectangular prism cycle of Earths waters on its coast at high tide waves hit farther up the beacon than at at the low tide.

Flow of water in larger body of water

cause Most of erosion and deposition on beaches bigger waves = More erosion

A small islands along a coastlines formed by deposition. Barrier islands islands protect the coastlines their shape always changes

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Term	Definition
Tide	Daily rising and failing in a rectangular prism cycle of Earths waters on its coast at high tide waves hit farther up the beacon than at at the low tide.
Current	Flow of water in larger body of water
Waves	cause Most of erosion and deposition on beaches bigger waves = More erosion
Barrier Islands	A small islands along a coastlines formed by deposition. Barrier islands islands protect the coastlines their shape always changes
inlets	constantly change are time.