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← GeographyWhich outcome results from high sediment input and reduced streamflow into a lake?
A)Increased delta formation✓
B)Accelerated thermohaline circulation
C)Decreased adiabatic cooling
D)Amplified Coriolis effect
💡 Explanation
Delta formation occurs because high sediment input combined with a reduction in flow reduces the sediment carrying capacity and deposition at the lake increases. Delta formation follows, rather than thermohaline circulation which depends on water density differences.
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