Which outcome on coastal dunes results when vegetation removal exceeds sand supply replenishment?

💡 Explanation

Increased dune migration and destabilization occurs because vegetation normally anchors dunes; therefore, vegetation removal triggers deflation, which reduces the friction holding sand, rather than reinforcing stability; increased plant growth prevents sand movement instead.

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