Which outcome occurs when glacial meltwater inflow exceeds lake outflow?

💡 Explanation

Lake level transgression occurs because positive hydrologic balance drives lake expansion, therefore inundating previous shoreline areas; this is a fluvial response to changed boundary conditions, rather than geomorphic uplift, dam erosion, or gas release thresholds.

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