Match the definition with the correct term: narrow, deep bay with steep walls. Emergent Lagoon Barrier island Fiord <-----My answer. Is this correct?

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Match the definition with the correct term: narrow, deep bay with steep walls.

Emergent

Lagoon

Barrier island

Fiord <-----My answer. Is this correct?

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D is correct answer to this.

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