The Main Difference Between a Primary Coast and a Secondary

question 32

Multiple Choice

The main difference between a primary coast and a secondary coast is:

• A) primary coasts represent the main coastline, while secondary coasts are the shoreline within coastal inlets.
• B) primary coasts are shaped principally by nonmarine processes, while secondary coasts are shaped primarily by marine processes.
• C) primary coasts are relatively even, smooth coastlines, while secondary coasts are characterized by numerous headlands and inlets.
• D) primary coasts are much longer than secondary coasts.

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