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Longshore drift
The geological process where waves transport sediment (like sand, pebbles, and shingle) sideways along a coastline in a distinct zigzag pattern
Population distribution
The spatial pattern showing how human settlement is spread across a country or the globe.
Life expectancy
The average number of years a person is expected to live from birth ON AVERAGE.
Swash
The movement of water up a beach after a wave breaks.
Destructive wave
A high-energy wave with a strong backward movement that erodes beach sediment.
Spit
A long, narrow ridge of sand or shingle connected to land at one end and extending across a bay or river mouth.
Birth rate
The annual number of live births per 1,000 individuals in a given population.
Death rate
The annual number of deaths per 1,000 individuals in a given population.
Wave-cut platform
A flat, rocky bench left at the base of a retreating cliff line after wave action collapses overhangs.
Bay
A broad, curved inlet formed where waves erode softer rock between two harder rock outcrops.
Sea stack
A tall, isolated column of rock left standing in the water after an arch collapses.
Headland
A coastal landform made of hard rock that projects out into the sea, resisting wave erosion.
Constructive wave
A wave with a strong forward water motion and weak backward movement that deposits sediment on a beach.
Backwash
The movement of water back down a beach towards the sea due to gravity.