Beach Cusps is a periodic, crescent-shaped morphological feature of the swash zone characterized by alternating protruding horns and recessed embayments formed through self-organizing feedbacks between nearshore hydrodynamics and sediment transport.
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R. T. Guza, Douglas L. Inman · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres · 1975 · 534 citations
Beach Cusps as Self-Organized Patterns
B. T. Werner, Thomas Fink · Science · 1993 · 219 citations
The origin of swash cusps on beaches
Douglas L. Inman, R. T. Guza · Marine Geology · 1982 · 99 citations
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