stacks are erosional remnants of headlands left behind as the coast retreats. group of answer choices true false

Stacks are indeed erosional remnants of headlands that have been left behind as the coastal retreats. Therefore, the correct choice for the answer is true.In geology, a stack is a landform that has steep (often vertical) column(s) of rock in the sea near a coast. It's generally formed over a long time by the wind and water, and can also form when an arch is collapsed due to erosion. The stack formation usually forms in horizontally-bedded cliffs with sedimentary or volcanic rocks, particularly limestone, because these type of rocks has medium resistance to erosion.The picture below is James Bond Island, a stack located in Phang Nga Bay in Thailand.Learn more about beach erosion at https://brainly.com/question/11201021#SPJ4