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Hollow or depression of bare sand in an area of dunes on which vegetation grows. Blow-outs are common in coastal dune complexes and are formed by wind erosion, which can be triggered by the destruction of small areas of vegetation by people or animals; lack of sand supply from a beach; and localized dryness.



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