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The zigzag-like transportation of sediment in the swash zone caused by incomplete wave refraction is termed _______________. (two words)
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Dangerous rapid currents that can pull swimmers out to deeper water are called _______________. (two words)
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Answer to Question 1

beach drifting

Answer to Question 2

rip currents





 

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