Which long-term consequence results when wind erosion selectively removes fine sediment?

💡 Explanation

Lag gravel will form because wind deflation selectively removes the finer particles, therefore concentrating heavier pebbles and stones at ground level. Its formation accelerates as fine sediments leave, rather than stabilization that's slowed down.

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