Submitted by emsot t3_1098uax in askscience
The_Frostweaver t1_j400oit wrote
Reply to comment by austarter in Why are coastlines crinkly near the poles but smooth in the tropics? by emsot
It has more to do with things like total precipitation being way lower in the arctic so less sediment transportation from land to sea and coastlines being locked behind ice protecting them from wave action.
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