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Which consequence arose when seasonal Euphrates flooding increased silt deposition into irrigation canal networks of ancient Sumeria?

A)Diminished crop yield downstream territories
B)Increased hydraulic head within diversion weirs
C)Higher water tables in delta provinces
D)Decreased sediment porosity adjacent settlements

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Diminished crop yields downstream occurred because silt deposition caused sedimentation, decreasing conveyance capacity; therefore, less river water reached furthest fields, rather than providing greater hydraulic head or increased water tables closer to flood sources.

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