Salt wedging seems to be of consequence in ________.
A) regions above the treeline
B) coastlines
C) marshes
D) urban regions
E) volcanic regions

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Salt wedging is a common phenomenon that occurs along coastlines where seawater seeps into rocks and evaporates, leaving behind salt crystals that gradually accumulate and create pressure, causing the rock to crack and break apart.

Salt Wedging Seems to Be of Consequence in ________