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← HistoryWhich long-term ecosystem change occurs when terraces of pre-Columbian Andean agriculture experience soil erosion in raised fields?
A)Decreased regional carbon sequestration✓
B)Increased agricultural biodiversity
C)Enhanced local water purification
D)Stabilized surrounding forest cover
💡 Explanation
Decreased carbon sequestration occurs because soil erosion reduces the land's capacity for photosynthetic carbon fixation, a process of CARBON CYCLE rather than enhanced growth in water purification; therefore, the area becomes less effective at retaining carbon, rather than alternatives.
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