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← HistoryWhich consequence faced pre-Columbian terrace farmers after deforestation?
A)Decreased soil water retention✓
B)Increased resistance to fungal blight
C)Faster restoration floodplain nutrients
D)Enhanced amphibian migration corridors
💡 Explanation
Deforestation decreases the binding strength of soil, therefore landslide potential increases because soil COHESION declines in the terrace systems. This leads to decreased water retention, rather than helping the terraces to remain intact.
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