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← GeographyWhich consequence results when increased thaw depth activates cryoturbation?
A)Increased solifluction rates downslope✓
B)Glacial scouring intensity increases upstream
C)Esker sediment layers become homogenized
D)Permafrost table depth temporarily stabilizes
💡 Explanation
Increased thaw depth causes greater ground instability and saturation; therefore, the active layer undergoes more solifluction because thawing reduces soil strength and gravitational forces yield downslope movement, rather than allowing stabilization or affecting glacial dynamics
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