Barrier islands form as the direct result of

A) precipitation

B) deposition

C) erosion

D) abrasion

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Jamie

Biology

14 December, 07:11

Barrier islands form as the direct result of

A) precipitation

B) deposition

C) erosion

D) abrasion

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Yaretzi · Answer 1

Deposition is the answer

Robertson · Answer 2

The one responsible for causing barrier islands to be formed is the deposition. This is the process in which it likely happens when there is a presence of small solid particles that are being moved because of the water or wind in which comes from organisms or rocks, causing deposition or even erosion.

Barrier islands form as the direct result ofA) precipitationB) depositionC) erosionD) abrasion

Barrier islands form as the direct result of

A) precipitation

B) deposition

C) erosion

D) abrasion