Which mechanical consequence results when intense bioturbation disrupts weathering?

💡 Explanation

Reduced horizon differentiation occurs because bioturbation mixes soil layers, disrupting the normal layering process from pedogenesis, rather than the other properties which depend on sustained chemical weathering; therefore bioturbation disrupts horizon development rather than enhances it.

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