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as it suggests, with the 'toes' pointing out to the body of water.

It is now thought that the different shapes are formed according to the salinity of the body of water. High salinity means slow mixing and so the sediments flows further out across the body of water creating a cusp. Low salinity means quick mixing and deposition and so more arcuate shapes.

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