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Explain the statement that waves cause both constructive and destructive change to the shore line
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Explain the statement that waves cause both constructive and destructive change to the shore line
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Destructive: when waves wash up on beaches they drag pebbles with them when they draw back.
Constructive: as the waves wash up onto the beach they lose energy, thus they deposit any sediment/pebbles that they have.
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