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← GeographyWhich outcome occurs when prolonged aeolian processes erode surface materials?
A)Formation of extensive loess deposits✓
B)Development of braided stream channels
C)Creation of thick laterite soils
D)Generation of increased evaporite layers
💡 Explanation
Loess deposits form because the mechanism of deflation lifts silt and clay, transporting fine particles. Because aeolian transport favors fine materials, the preferential removal leaves coarser sediment behind; therefore, clay accumulation occurs rather than increased evaporite deposition in wet soils.
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