look at this view of the Linta River Delta in MadagascarLinks to an external site.: If the direct link does not work, try plugging these coordinates into Google Earth: S25.024642 E 44.067826 Another view of this situation can be seen from the International Space StationLinks to an external site.. In the Space Station view, the river has no direct access to the ocean, but the Google Image shows a few openings. THE QUESTION: What is the name for the coastal landform that completely closes access of a river to the ocean? How does this landform deny river access, blocking it from the ocean? Group of answer choices A tombolo (landform name) forms when longshore drift moves rock debris across the mouth of a river. A baymouth bar (landform name) forms when longshore drift moves a sandspit across the mouth of a river. A river opening (landform name) forms when longshore drift moves a sandspit across the mouth of a river. A sea stack (landform name) forms when the sea cliff retreats due to intense storm waves