Which outcome occurs when an isostatic rebound exceeds erosion?

💡 Explanation

A raised fjord could occur because isostatic rebound elevates the fjord faster than erosion can remove material, resulting in a visible, ancient fjord shoreline; therefore, option A is right rather than options B, C, or D relying on marine processes within the fjord.

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