Which large-scale outcome results because deflation surpasses deposition in a coastal dune system?

💡 Explanation

The *deflation* mechanism occurs at a faster rate than sand deposition, resulting in the removal of surface sediments and the formation of a blowout because this creates a topographical low. Therefore, a blowout results, rather than growth or increased vegetation which requires sediment supply exceeding removal.

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