W.T. Yasso studied the half-hearted and crenulate shaped type of these structures, which resembles the logarithmic spiral shape. Plants that grow at these locations include Honckenya peploides and thegrassleaf orache. The namesake "cusps" of these locations are marked alternating paths of horns andembayments. The sediment of these locations is refilled through "nourishment", and one can construct a revetment to reverse the loss of materials via (*) longshore drift at these locations. Sediment in these places is modified
W.T. Yasso studied the half-hearted and crenulate shaped type of these structures, which resembles the logarithmic spiral shape. Plants that grow at these locations include Honckenya peploides and thegrassleaf orache. The namesake "cusps" of these locations are marked alternating paths of horns andembayments. The sediment of these locations is refilled through "nourishment", and one can construct a revetment to reverse the loss of materials via (*) longshore drift at these locations. Sediment in these places is modified by standing waves, and water called swash weathers the rocks at them, including pebbles. For 10 points, name these locations along the coast which contain shoals and sand.