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← HistoryWhich risk increased with large-scale Mayan terrace farming?
A)Topsoil nutrient depletion✓
B)Volcanic ash accumulation
C)Eutrophication from fertilizer runoff
D)Blight resistance loss
💡 Explanation
Large terrace systems altered natural water flow, increasing erosion and nutrient loss because intensive cultivation leached key minerals at an accelerated rate, resulting in *nutrient depletion*. Therefore, soil degradation increased, rather than primarily volcanism risks or modern eutrophication.
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