The present shorelines of the world are considered to be .
A) geologically stable zones separating land and sea
B) features of great geological antiquity
C) active environments that are subject to rearrangement by waves and tides, by gradual changes in sea level, by biological processes, and by tectonic activity
D) part of the marine environment most resistant to change

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Shorelines are dynamic environments constantly reshaped by natural forces such as waves, tides, sea level changes, biological processes, and tectonic activity.

The Present Shorelines of the World Are Considered to Be