Hurricanes cause large waves that hit the coast with considerable force. How can these waves negatively impact an ecosystem near the shore?

A.

by causing water sources near the coast to become less salty

B.

by causing significant erosion of the shore

C.

by causing more oxygen and carbon dioxide to dissolve in the water

D.

by causing tides to occur at unusual times

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Danielle Chandler

8 August, 20:16

Hurricanes cause large waves that hit the coast with considerable force. How can these waves negatively impact an ecosystem near the shore?

A.

by causing water sources near the coast to become less salty

B.

by causing significant erosion of the shore

C.

by causing more oxygen and carbon dioxide to dissolve in the water

D.

by causing tides to occur at unusual times

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Gregory Peck · Answer 1

Hurricanes cause large waves that hit the coast with considerable force. How can these waves negatively impact an ecosystem near the shore?

A.

by causing water sources near the coast to become less salty

B.

by causing significant erosion of the shore

C.

by causing more oxygen and carbon dioxide to dissolve in the water

D.

by causing tides to occur at unusual times

It's B

Aden Burns · Answer 2

Hurricanes cause large waves that hit the coat with considerable force. how can these waves negatively impact an ecosystem near the shore? The answer would have to be B