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and therefore are background ones relative to short-term<br />

changes. The shown relative stability conditions the<br />

existence during long time on the whole one and the same<br />

average amount of sediments in accumulative form<br />

composition, i.e. accumulative forms have certain lithodynamical<br />

cubic content. It refers both to wave and<br />

aeolian elements. Therefore the most important conclusions<br />

are:<br />

- aeolian processes and forms in the coastal zone differ of<br />

those in sandy deserts and must be considered in close genetic<br />

unity with the coastal zone development mechanism;<br />

- the analysis of aeolian process role in the coastal accumulative<br />

forms development must take into account<br />

lithodynamicallongitudinal and cross structure of the coastal<br />

zone of Seas and Oceans;<br />

398<br />

- aeolian processes and forms on sandy shores are necessary<br />

element of stable development and long preservation<br />

of barriers, bars, spits, beaches;<br />

- according to landscape structure of accumulative form<br />

surface, interaction of separate landscape «zones» is done<br />

by free sediment exchange between them under the influence<br />

of wind-sandy flow and stormy waves, which is also<br />

a necessary conditions of stability and preservation of<br />

these forms;<br />

- development of narrow and wide coastal accumulative<br />

forms, processes of sediment exchange and interaction of<br />

separate landscape elements are different, and 250 m is a<br />

relative borderframe of width; the wider the accumulative<br />

form, the less longitudinal landscape elements (

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