Landforms created by deposition Deposition occurs when the sea has less energy, eg in sheltered bays. Material that has been eroded from the coast is transported by the sea and later put down. Longshore drift is a process of transportation that shifts eroded material along the coastline. (DO NOT COPY BC I USED THIS AND YOU WILL GET A 0% IF THEY FIND YOU YOU COPIED)
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Deposition occurs when eroded sediments settle and take a break from their journey, kind of like me after a long day of cracking jokes. This leads to the creation of new landforms, such as deltas and sand dunes, as the sediments pile up and form something worth laughing about!
Deposition is the geological process where sediments, such as rocks, sand, and silt, are deposited or laid down by wind, water, or ice, creating new landforms by gradually building up layers of sediment over time.
