Which landform results when persistent katabatic katabatic winds redistribute loess?

💡 Explanation

Loess deposition forms vast, relatively flat plains; persistent katabatic winds redistribute the loess, causing **draping** and creating undulating features because fine loess particles become airborne more readily. Therefore, loess sheets are typical, rather than talus slopes which derive from rockfall.

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