Which of the following is NOT a type of spit?
A) tombolo
B) baymouth bar
C) offshore bar
D) hook
E) connecting bar

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An offshore bar is not a type of spit; it is a ridge of sand or sediment that lies parallel to the shore but is located offshore, typically formed by the action of waves and currents. Spits, on the other hand, are elongated ridges of sand or gravel that project from the land into the mouth of an adjacent bay, and they are connected at one end to the mainland.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Type of Spit