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← GeographyWhich process causes the formation of stacked terracettes when soil erosion decreases?
A)Differential surface material deposition✓
B)Aeolian winnowing and lag concentration
C)Frost wedging in upper levels
D)Biogenic weathering of exposed terraces
💡 Explanation
Terracettes form via differential deposition; smaller particles settle onto flat steps which larger particules remain upslope, because slope decreases reduce transport capacity for sediment, resulting in layered accumulations rather than uniform erosion.
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