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← HistoryWhich risk increases when terrace construction overwhelms bedrock?
A)Slope instability increases dramatically✓
B)Water absorption becomes excessively rapid
C)Nutrient runoff achieves equilibrium
D)Native plant diversification becomes enhanced
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Slope instability increases dramatically because exceeding bedrock's load-bearing capacity activates slump, a process where the mass surpasses cohesive friction, therefore causing terrain shifts rather than merely increased runoff or enhanced plant diversification, which don't directly trigger landslides.
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