Which topographic outcome characterizes landscapes undergoing extensive solifluction?

💡 Explanation

Lobar or sheet-like landforms prevail because solifluction, driven by the freeze-thaw cycle causes soil creep. This causes viscous flow of saturated, unconsolidated material, therefore surface features become rounded and subdued, rather than sharp or deeply incised.

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