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Sandy beaches can be found in fetch-limited environments that are protected from ocean
generated waves, as estuaries, lagoons, and backbarriers, and where fetch characteristics
allow local wind-generated waves to develop and maintain a beach. The morphodynamics
of these low-energy beaches present a peculiar behaviour and general open-ocean models
are inappropriate for their study.
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Locally-generated waves Morphological evolution Beach classification
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Coastal Education and Research Foundation