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This means nothing to the layperson. I went to the links and found no explaination at all of what this term means. I found out what "waves" are, and what "estuaries" are, but not what a "wave dominated barrier estuary" is. I removed the phrase. If you know what this term means, but a small sentence in the intro that explains it to the non-expert. Nick Beeson ( talk) 13:27, 3 December 2014 (UTC) reply