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← GeographyWhich geomorphic effect results when rain shadow deserts experience increased aeolian deflation?
A)Formation of desert pavement (reg)✓
B)Development of thick loess deposits
C)Increased chemical weathering rates
D)Stabilization of ephemeral stream channels
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Desert pavement forms because smaller particles are removed, concentrating larger rocks; increased *deflation* scours the surface. Therefore, desert pavement is the answer rather than loess deposits or stream channels, because weathering and stabilization are not direct deflation outcomes.
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