Which geological outcome results when wind deflation surpasses sediment replacement?

💡 Explanation

Desert pavement occurs through deflation because fine particles are removed by wind, concentrating larger stones. Therefore, pavement develops rather than dune migration increasing, which depends on sediment supply and wind strength, or mineral reduction and loess accumulation, which depend on chemical processes.

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