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Signatures of Land-Ocean Interactions in Coastal Morphology
Studying coastal and island evolution in response to environmental drivers offers numerous scientific and societal benefits, as coasts are among the most densely populated regions on Earth. Quantifying surface processes is essential for understanding large-scale landscape development and source-to-s
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