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Where is the seaward limit of a beach?

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Where is the seaward limit of a beach?

Where is the seaward limit of a beach?
a. Longshore bars
b. Berms
c. Where the longshore drift is the strongest
d. Where the sediment movement onshore and offshore ceases
e. Where the vegetation or dune line begins

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