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- Feeder_bluff abstract "The geomorphological term feeder bluff is not a standard, widely accepted geologic term; its use has been limited to the Puget Sound region. The concept was apparently first discussed at Western Washington University. The term feeder bluff has been applied to certain coastal cliffs or headlands that provide sediment to beaches down current as the result of wave action on the bluff. A bluff will be more susceptible to erosion if the sediment is unconsolidated, and more resistant in crystalline rocks, like granite. Rocks that are heavily fractured are also very likely to suffer from erosion because the water can flow between the cracks to speed up the process. A bluff will retreat towards land as the erosion processes continue.The term has not been extensively researched; specific criteria have not been developed to distinguish "feeder bluffs" from other types of bluffs; and quantities and rates of sediment supply to beaches and the littoral drift are unspecified and unknown. The overall contribution of "feeder bluffs" to beach processes, unlike the well-researched effects of sediment from rivers, is still undetermined.".
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- Feeder_bluff hasPhotoCollection Feeder_bluff.
- Feeder_bluff subject Category:Cliffs.
- Feeder_bluff subject Category:Coastal_geography.
- Feeder_bluff subject Category:Geomorphology.
- Feeder_bluff type Cliff109246464.
- Feeder_bluff type Cliffs.
- Feeder_bluff type GeologicalFormation109287968.
- Feeder_bluff type Object100002684.
- Feeder_bluff type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Feeder_bluff type YagoGeoEntity.
- Feeder_bluff type YagoPermanentlyLocatedEntity.
- Feeder_bluff comment "The geomorphological term feeder bluff is not a standard, widely accepted geologic term; its use has been limited to the Puget Sound region. The concept was apparently first discussed at Western Washington University. The term feeder bluff has been applied to certain coastal cliffs or headlands that provide sediment to beaches down current as the result of wave action on the bluff.".
- Feeder_bluff label "Feeder bluff".
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- Feeder_bluff sameAs Q5441214.
- Feeder_bluff sameAs Feeder_bluff.
- Feeder_bluff wasDerivedFrom Feeder_bluff?oldid=599084736.
- Feeder_bluff depiction Jefferson_Beach_1.JPG.
- Feeder_bluff isPrimaryTopicOf Feeder_bluff.
