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← GeographyWhich risk increases when a rapidly growing barrier island impedes normal longshore drift against a recessed bay?
A)Increased seabed sediment anoxia✓
B)Accelerated glacial isostatic rebound
C)Enhanced katabatic wind formation
D)Decreased cryosphere albedo effect
💡 Explanation
Increased seabed sediment anoxia becomes more prevalent because the interruption to the longshore drift reduces water circulation within the enclosed bay, leading to stagnation; therefore, oxygen depletion rises, rather than other atmospheric or lithospheric processes occurring.
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