Which sediment outcome occurs when wind speed fluctuates frequently?

💡 Explanation

Stratified loess deposit forms because wind speed variation causes depositional layering, a process termed aerosolic sorting; therefore creating distinct strata rather than continuous deposition, because other options don't depend dominantly on short-term wind fluctuations.

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