Which outcome of soil subsidence occurs in historic chinampa agricultural systems?

💡 Explanation

Increased flooding occurs because subsidence lowers the chinampas in relation to lake levels, so the system's original flood management based on relative elevation degrades; therefore periodic inundation, rather than controlled irrigation, occurs, rather than simple erosion.

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