Which outcome follows when wind over-extracts fine particles?

💡 Explanation

Widespread loess deposit formation emerges via aeolian transport because wind selectively removes and deposits silt-sized particles via deflation, rather than leading to widespread desertification in the extraction area; therefore, this accumulation forms fertile soils, rather than ice or rock.

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