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The process by which tsunami waves slow down in shallow water and are then bunched up when the faster larger waves catch up is called...

The process by which tsunami waves slow down in shallow water and are then bunched up when the faster larger waves catch up is called...
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the process by which tsunami waves slow down in shallow water and are then bunched up when the faster larger waves catch up is called...

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shoaling

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User Costi Muraru
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It's called shoaling.

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