Which landform consequence occurs where freeze-thaw weathering is dominant?

💡 Explanation

Extensive talus slope accumulation occurs because freeze-thaw weathering physically fragments the rock through ice wedging. Repeated cycles cause angular debris buildup rather than horizon development; therefore, talus slopes form, rather than soil profiles or reduced coastal erosion.

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