In the north, carving of deep valleys on the coast by glaciers and subsequent flooding after ancient global warming and melting. And in the south, in many cases, eroded volcanoes and coral reef development in the warmer tropical waters and lack of glaciation which crenulate the edges…
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Reply to Why are coastlines crinkly near the poles but smooth in the tropics? by emsot
In the north, carving of deep valleys on the coast by glaciers and subsequent flooding after ancient global warming and melting. And in the south, in many cases, eroded volcanoes and coral reef development in the warmer tropical waters and lack of glaciation which crenulate the edges…