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The most common constituent of barriers

Sand

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The process of extratropical cyclone formation

Cyclogenesis

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How do global and local sea level change differ?

Global sea level change is eustatic, while, local sea level change is isostatic

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These flooded coastal mountain valleys are created when alpine glaciers excavate bedrock valleys below sea level.

Fjords

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The best professor everrrrrr

Jason Simon

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The vertical difference between high tide and low tide

Tidal range

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The two processes that transport cold water southward along the Pacific coast, and warm water northward along the Atlantic coast

The California Current and Gulf Stream

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The global climate phenomenon that is caused by the warm current produced by changes in wind conditions off the west coast of Peru and occurs over most of the South Pacific Ocean every four to seven years.

El Niño

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The process where an entire glacier slides downslope along a layer, or in some cases a thin film, of water.

Basal slip

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The Titanic sank in this ocean

The Atlantic Ocean

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The semi-plastic region of the mantle that the lithosphere floats on.

The asthenosphere

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Compare the differences between defraction and refraction 

Diffraction: the spreading of a wave along its crest behind an obstacle

Refraction: the bending of a wave as it passes through shallow water on its way to the shoreline

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This scientist is credited with developing the theory of climatic changes based on cycles of radiation received by the Earth as it tilts relative to the Sun.

Milutin Milankovitch

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These types of glaciers originate in the highest parts of mountains and flow down former river valleys under the force of gravity.

Alpine glaciers

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This band's song "Ocean Man" was featured in The Spongebob Squarepants Movie (2004)

Ween

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The three types of plate boundaries, and what type of plate interactions occur at each

Convergent
Divergent
Transform

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What are the three atmospheric convection cells, and what latitudes do they cover (roughly)

Hadley Cell: Equator - 30º
Ferrell Cell: 30º - 60º
Polar Cell: 60º - 90º

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How long did the Wisconsinan Ice Age last?

~100,000 years

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The percentage of Earth’s continental landmass currently covered by glaciers

10%

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The events of The Perfect Storm (2000) take place in (and off the coast of) which real-life New England town?

Gloucester, MA

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What are the nearshore, foreshore, and backshore?

Nearshore: area just offshore of the beach where the surf zone develops

Foreshore: the intertidal region of the beach

Backshore: the dry region of the beach

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The average height of the highest 1/3 of waves occurring during an analyzed time period

Significant Wave Height

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This area has the highest rates of local sea level change in the United States.

The Mississippi River Delta

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The name of the massive ice sheet that covered Canada and much of the northern US, responsible for creating Cape Cod and Long Island

The Laurentide Ice Sheet

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This band's song was sampled by Kendrick Lamar on the 2012 track, "Money Trees"

Beach House

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