Which landform primarily results when wind deflation lifts fine particles?

💡 Explanation

A desert pavement will develop when wind action removes all the fine particles—deflation—leaving behind only larger rocks; because deflation lowers the surface selectively, concentrating heavier material, therefore creating 'desert pavement', rather than other deposit-focused geological systems.

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