Aeratsioonilagoonides
Aeratsioonilagoonides are a type of type of coastal land formation, specifically a hybrid of a sand dune and a coastal plain, typically found along the shorelines of semi-enclosed seas, such as the Baltic Sea and the North Sea.
Aeratsioonilagoonides are formed through the interaction of wind-driven sediment transport and tidal currents, resulting in the
The term "aeratsioonilagoonide" was originally coined in the 20th century to describe specific local land formations
In terms of their geological and ecological significance, aeratsioonilagoonides are particularly noteworthy for their role in
The study and research of aeratsioonilagoonides have provided insights into the functioning of coastal systems, the