g Geologists commonly classify coasts into two general categories: emergent and submergent. Emergent coasts are formed by tectonic uplift or sea level fall; therefore, erosion processes dominate in shaping their landforms. In contrast, submergent coasts are created when sea level rises or the land adjacent to the sea subsides; therefore, depositional processes and large accumulations of sediment play important roles in shaping their landforms. Which landform features observed in this model are evidence of an emergent coast