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Sand wave

A sand wave is frequently defined as a type of usually a large, ridge-like bathymetric feature, called a bedform, that is created by the interaction between underwater unidirectional currents with noncohesive, granular sediment, e.g., silt, sand, and gravel and lies transverse to the flow of these currents.

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