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← GeographyWhich outcome occurs from increased glacial meltwater within cirques?
A)Crevasse formation increase
B)Enhanced isostatic rebound velocity
C)Increased rock weathering✓
D)Accelerated talus slope stabilization
💡 Explanation
Increased meltwater enhances freeze-thaw weathering because water expands upon freezing, driving crack propagation. Therefore, increased rock weathering will occur, rather than crevasse growth dominated by ice dynamics or land uplift from isostatic rebound.
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