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← GeographyWhich process is accelerated when meander cutoff forms?
A)Erosion via hydraulic action✓
B)Levee sedimentary accumulation
C)Glacial isostatic rebound
D)Subduction zone volcanism
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Erosion accelerates via hydraulic action, because a shorter, steeper channel concentrates stream flow, leading to faster erosion of the new banks; therefore the focused force of water causes bank collapse rather than gradual deposition.
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