A sea stack forms under which condition?
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Correct answer: When a sea arch roof collapses leaving an isolated rock pillar
A sea stack is an isolated pillar of resistant rock standing near a coast. Waves first enlarge weaknesses in a headland to form a sea cave, then the cave may develop into an arch. When the arch roof collapses, the detached pillar remains as a stack. A delta and barchan are depositional features, while cave calcite is a karst deposit, so option D is correct.
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When a sea arch roof collapses leaving an isolated rock pillar
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A sea stack is an isolated pillar of resistant rock standing near a coast. Waves first enlarge weaknesses in a headland to form a sea cave, then the cave may develop into an arch. When the arch roof collapses, the detached pillar remains as a stack. A delta and barchan are depositional features, while cave calcite is a karst deposit, so option D is correct.
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This is a Class 11 Accountancy question. Chapter: Theory Base of Accounting.
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