Which change results in coastal regions when isostatic rebound completes?

💡 Explanation

Completing isostatic rebound causes land uplift through vertical movement after glacial retreat; because of epeirogeny (continental uplift after ice melt), coastal areas elevate. Therefore, there is reduced erosion, rather than increased activity; uplift exposes new, stable land.

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