Which consequence results when eolian transport bypasses a small upwind island?

💡 Explanation

Reduced upwind sediment capture causes decreased sediment supply to the receiving coast via longshore drift, because reduced eolian transport directly lowers material available for transport; therefore, sediment starvation causes coastal recession on downdraft shores rather than dune growth.

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