Which outcome occurs when high acidity inhibits weathering and bioturbation?

💡 Explanation

Reduced soil acidity typically promotes weathering which aids bioturbation. The inhibition of bioturbation via high acidity slows physical mixing via soil fauna and flora; horizon delineation lessens because layers mix rather than differentiate; therefore, horizon development decreases, rather than others.

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