Which outcome occurs when glacial sediment is efficiently lifted far away over land, followed by "frost shattering"?

💡 Explanation

Extensive loess deposition occurs via wind erosion (deflation) and airborne transport, resulting in fine silt-sized particles being deposited. Therefore, finer materials cause increases in loess regions rather than moraines because the mechanism of deposition occurs via aeolian transport, not glacial deposition.

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