Which outcome accelerates continental nutrient depletion via aeolian processes?

💡 Explanation

Continental surfaces lose fine particles intercontinentally by aeolian processes, driven by turbulent winds which mobilize light sediments; this is intercontinental loess dispersal to new depositional environments like grasslands and oceans, because this exports matter, therefore nutrients decrease at old location rather than remain.

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