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Gia Krueger
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15 March, 07:58
How is a seashore formed
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Jaylin Conner
15 March, 08:12
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Sediments are carried drom running water and forms seashores
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Cesar Sweeney
15 March, 08:22
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A seashore is formed by the waves hitting the rocks which brakes the rocks into little pieces is that makes sand and that's how a seashore is Maded
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