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← GeographyWhich feedback loop controls the size of glacial cirques?
A)Accelerated freeze-thaw weathering at headwall✓
B)Increased albedo reflecting global insolation
C)Decreased sea level during ice ages
D)Vegetation expansion reduces soil erosion
💡 Explanation
Cirque size stabilizes when erosion slows; accelerated freeze-thaw weathering at its headwall increases erosion, therefore the cirque grows until armoring occurs, rather than vegetation directly influencing cirque headwall erosion rates.
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