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GEOMORPHOLOGICAL EVOLUTION ALONG THE COSTA VERDE COAST (SOUTH-WESTERN SARDINIA)

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Geomorphological evolution along the costa verde coast (south-western sardinia). Explore the geomorphological evolution of South-Western Sardinia's Costa Verde coast. Uncover geological history, landform changes, and coastal development insights.

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The title, "GEOMORPHOLOGICAL EVOLUTION ALONG THE COSTA VERDE COAST (SOUTH-WESTERN SARDINIA)," immediately signals a focused study on a specific, potentially dynamic coastal region. The topic of geomorphological evolution is inherently interesting and relevant to understanding landscape processes, coastal hazards, and long-term environmental change. However, the complete absence of an abstract makes it impossible to provide any substantive feedback on the merits or content of the study itself. An abstract is the cornerstone of any scientific paper, providing a concise summary of the research questions, methodologies, key findings, and their broader implications, thereby allowing readers and reviewers to quickly grasp the paper's scope and significance. Without an abstract, it is impossible to assess critical elements such as the temporal and spatial scales of the "evolution" being discussed, the specific geomorphological features or processes investigated (e.g., dune systems, cliff erosion, fluvial inputs, sea-level changes), the methodologies employed (e.g., remote sensing, field surveys, dating techniques, modeling), or the primary conclusions drawn. This deficiency severely hinders the review process, as it prevents any evaluation of the paper's novelty, scientific rigor, or potential contribution to the existing literature on Sardinian coastal geomorphology or broader coastal evolution studies. A reviewer cannot discern if the study is descriptive, analytical, or a synthesis, nor can they judge its suitability for the target journal. Given the fundamental requirement for an abstract in any scientific publication, this manuscript cannot be reviewed in its current form. The authors must provide a comprehensive abstract that clearly outlines the study's objectives, methods, main results, and conclusions. Once an abstract is submitted, a proper evaluation can proceed, focusing on how well it captures the essence of the research and its potential impact. Until then, any assessment beyond the intriguing but vague title is purely speculative.

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