Which outcome occurs when a substantial landslide obstructs stream flow into a glacial lake?

💡 Explanation

A landslide obstructing stream flow causes lake level rise because mass wasting results in damming; this induces hydrostatic pressure increase. This surge causes temporary level rising rather than thermohaline effects, biological shifts, or modified turbidity.

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