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A sea cave is a type of natural cave that is formed primarily by the erosive action of ocean waves against coastal rock formations. These caves can be found in various coastal environments, including cliffs, islands, and shorelines. The process of erosion typically involves the wearing away of softer rock layers, creating cavities and tunnels over time.

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  1. Coastal and oceanic landforms
  2. Physical oceanography
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